Listen to Representative Jeff Pyle speaking to the Pennsylvania’s Judiciary Committee regarding new gun laws under consideration.”Taking one person’s rights, takes all of our rights.”
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Depending on traffic, it’s a 45 minute or more drive to the indoor range. The more I make the trip, the less onerous it seems. Still, sometimes I have to wonder if the 30 – 40 minutes spent shooting is worth it. Then I get to the range and start shooti…
Without hard working match directors, we would not have all those fun shooting matches we all enjoy. The folks over at TargetBarn.com have come up with a great idea to honor the folks that give so much to the shooting sports.The Target Barn team knows …
Taking a new shooter to the range is a great way to convert law-abiding citizens into gun owners. Most shooters very much enjoy taking new shooters to the range. I’ve introduced a number of folks to the fun of shooting, and to the armed lifestyle. In f…
After the exciting Virginia Indoor Regional last weekend, I was anxious to get back to the range for more practice. Family and work commitments finally allowed that to happen on Thursday. I’d been dedicating a lot of range time the last couple months t…
The Brewers Association has tabulated the 50 fastest growing small and independent craft breweries. Three Virginia breweries made the list.
Vanish Farmwoods Brewery in Leesburg, Virginia, ranks No. 25 on the list of 50 fastest-growing craft brewers in 2017.
Vanish Farmwoods grew to 62 employees in the two years since it opened, and it says it is adding more production capacity and a barrel-aging facility to its farm.
“One of the things that is significant for us is that over 90 percent of our beer sales is consumed on-site in our farm tasting room instead of through distribution,” said Vanish Farmwoods owner Jonathan Staples.
Vanish Farmwoods is on a 61-acre farm and has two separate tap rooms, three indoor bars and one outdoor bar. It also has more than 30 taps and live music on weekends.
Big Lick Brewing Co. in Roanoke, Virginia, is No. 45.
Fair Winds Brewing Co. in Lorton, Virginia, is No. 47.
Sadly, I’ve never visited any of these breweries. Although I have enjoyed some beers from Fair Winds at local pubs. Looks like my “to do” list just got longer.
See “3 Virginia craft brewers among 50 fastest-growing” for more.
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Bill Whittle dissects the childish naïveté of the anti-gun “progressives.”
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On Saturday, a group of us made the trek down to Chesapeake, VA, for the 2018 Virginia Indoor Regional IDPA match. I shot this match for the first time last year, and have been anxiously awaiting this year’s event. It provides a unique opportunity to c…
“Kirkland Light! Available in 48 packs where you buy your pants!”
Randy Colpek loves his Kirkland Light beer from Costco.
Budweiser has its Clydesdales, Corona has its beaches, and Dos Equis has its Most Interesting Man Alive. But Kirkland Light Beer, Costco’s very own house brew, has Randy Colpek. And Randy Colpek is a beer-drinking force to be reckoned with.
By his estimate, Randy Colpek drinks 18 cans of Kirkland Light Beer a day, five days a week. Last time he tried to haul his cans of Kirkland Light Beer to the recycling center, he exceeded the 100-pound limit. He is—and I’m not sure this phrase has never been used before—a diehard Kirkland Light Beer fan boy.
Warning: Language.
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Patriot Mark Robinson addresses the Greensboro, NC City council.I want to shake this man’s hand.
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