Pat Riot

A clear and defined policy on photo and video posting. Ahem!

Rest in Peace, Mr North.

“Computer, remove plank!” Have you ever considered that Star Trek holo-deck technology was developed by the writers who watched Roadrunner cartoons?

I thought this was going to be about someone getting finned by a small catfish that they caught in some unique way.

I wish I was still a kid when that movie came out.

Two of my favorite movies as a kid were “Willard” and “Ben”. Two movies about rats, rat training and rat murder. They were scary flicks, but I was fascinated by rodents at the time so I saw them as “Educational films”. They trained the rats to eat through doors using peanut butter.

The “Masterless Samurai” rat. A Ronin. It’s interesting that a rat could be trained for this. Rats are smart, as animals go, but I wonder how they train them for this.

Browning & JP Sauer & Sohn

This seems like a good reason for literary intellectuals to get together and drink. Some really bad good stuff there.

check this out: Image from Handgun Hero and modified using Mematic: https://www.handgunhero.com/compare/springfield-1911-ronin-emp-4-vs-glock-g45 Another thing that throws people off is the hump at the back of the Glock. That never bothered me at first. Over time the downward angle of the trigger finger really messed with my accuracy / trigger pull. The Sig Sauer P226 has a similar beavertail to trigger alignment as the 1911 vs Glock

How hilarious will it be when we hear the Glock discontinued those models so they could free up manufacturing room for the new Glock 1911/2011 pistols?

I think people either like them or they don’t. I really used to like my Glocks, but a couple of years ago I started noticing that my accuracy shooting them was going to crap. I was baffled. Long story short I figured it out. After my 2 bike crashes and my fall at work and a couple of surgeries my hands just don’t operate like they used to. I lost some flexibility, apparently. This loss of flexibility affected my grip and shooting of the Glocks. Once I realized this I took steps to try and correct this. Short of reworking the gun grips I couldn’t find a solution, so down the road they went. I am happy to report that I can shoot my Sig Sauer P229 and my Ruger RXM just fine, along with all my revolvers so life is good.

I looked and looked. I could not find those bullets.

Making grips isn’t brain surgery.

I’m surprised this didn’t happen sooner.

Very nice image of the moon.

So far I think the best Glock I have owned is the Ruger RXM. We’ll see.

This is a set of Alatamont Bateleur grips that came in the S&W model 66-5 round butt that I acquired. Look how nice these are. This is another example of why I was so confused over the Ruger panels I received. Altamont can make some beautiful grips. 66-5 with orig sights and Altamont grips. details of the grip Of course I just had yo try something new so I bought a Hogue Monogrip for my 66. I like the looks of the Altamonts and they fit my hands models. I just need done more traction in my grips. Here is my 66 with the Hogue’s and new sights.

Wow! That’s really neat, @J-BAR #18287 So realistic.

I no longer own any Glocks. Over the years I have owned 8 or 9. My last 3 Glocks, two Gen 3 G34s and my G45 became a Sig Sauer P229 M11A1. The G34s will be discontinued. The guy that bought my 2 should be happy about that. Good for him.

Just a shot of my hometown courthouse from my helmet cam.

Commercial egg at the top of the shot. The rest are farm fresh eggs.

This is Sunday morning 3/30/25. The night before the tree looked bare. Spring is here!