Observant visitors to these Musings may have noticed a change in the past couple of weeks to the title bar above. The earliest writings on the blog dealt mostly with craft beer, especially the burgeoning craft beer scene in Virginia in general and the …
Dear Garage Mouse,If you are intent on eating my bird seed or grass seed, we’ll certainly do battle. But if you start chewing up my target supplies, you will be met with extreme prejudice.And so it begins.
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I awoke on Sunday morning to the sound of rain, and it wasn’t light rain. Grabbing my phone I quickly checked for any word of the scheduled IDPA match at Cavalier. I saw a post on the club’s Facebook page that simply, “Make sure you are ready for some …
After a much-needed relaxing Saturday morning sipping coffee, Colleen and I headed down to Winding Brook Indoor Range for a little shooting time. The morning rush was still clearing out, but we got a couple lanes with very little wait.Startin…
If they were smart they wouldn’t be criminals.The prayerful thug, John Bell, was on probation for an aggravated robbery he committed in 2015. Another career criminal proving once again that the revolving door probation system presents a real threat to …
Returning from a fun four-day “escape,” Colleen and I were passing through Harrisonburg, VA on Monday around lunch time. Remembering there are a number of breweries in town, none of which we’ve ever visited, I did a quick internet search.
Well, that’s disappointing.
We did have a tasty lunch at Union Station Restaurant where I enjoyed a Deadly Rhythm Pale Ale from Pale Fire Brewing. Coincidently, I began the weekend with a Red Molly Irish Red, also from Pale Fire. Both beers were quite tasty. We will need to plan a return to Harrisonburg to check out more Pale Fire beers — when the brewery is open!
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Remember when the leftist media warned us about the dangers of the chainsaw bayonet AR-15 accessory? In another riveting piece on evil “assault rifles” we are shown the dangers to innocent fruit from the 12 gauge loaded rifle.
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DryFire Reloaded by Ben Stoeger is the newest addition to my shooting sports library. The book is the latest of several shooting books penned by the repeat USPSA Production champion. This book reflects what Ben is currently teaching in his classes, and…
On January 18, 2011, I was notified by Facebook that these Musings had been flagged as containing “content that is abusive or spammy” content. As such the posts are unable to be shared on Facebook. Our Facebook “jail time” lasted a little over 24 hours…
In the nine or so years I’ve been attending pistol matches, be it USPSA or IDPA, I’ve always shot in the “stock gun” divisions. Other than some experiments with sights and adding grip tape, I prefer the guns as they come from the factory. Some of that …
