A qualified manufacturer may obtain unregistered and unmarked suppressor parts from another qualified manufacturer, install them in a registered suppressor, and return the complete unit to its owner. That opens up repairs that the old guidance made difficult or impossible.

Paratus Approaches!

by Commander Zero in Notes From The Bunker on 2026-09-14T17:12:14Z

Paratus, the holiday by, for, and of survivalists, is this Friday.  Cards are scheduled to be here Wednesday, which is cutting things a bit close, but I’ll do my best to have them in the mail the same day. If … Continue reading
Let there be light, said SureFire and added the XC3 Sub to its weaponlight lineup built specifically for subcompact concealed carry handguns rather than the larger duty-sized guns most weaponlights are designed around. The fitment chart lists compatibility with the Glock 43X and 48, the Springfield Hellcat, the H&K CC9, and the SIG Sauer P365, using swappable rail adapters to get a secure fit across that spread of frame sizes. It retails for $369.
Last year, the first batch of Vampir pistols was imported from Bosnia to the United States. Previously, I wrote about the history of this handgun , and James Reeves of TFB TV reviewed the pistol in his video . After watching the video, viewers had two main complaints: price point and lack of red dot compatibility.

Saudi Gold Plated Presentation G3: Gaudy or Elegant?

by Ian McCollum in Forgotten Weapons on 2026-09-14T13:27:54Z

The Saudi Arabian government signed a contract with H&K to license domestic production of the G3 rifle at the Al Kharj factory complex in 1972. Production included standard rifles for general use, but also chrome- [...]

The post Saudi Gold Plated Presentation G3: Gaudy or Elegant? first appeared on Forgotten Weapons.

Quote of the Day The principle that heat spontaneously flows from higher temperatures to lower temperatures is a cornerstone of classical thermodynamics. While this principle holds true for macroscopic systems at equilibrium, here we show that, when a quantum system … Continue reading

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WHAT THE FLOCK?

by Mas in on 2026-09-14T13:00:00Z

Ubiquitous Flock cameras have provoked outrage on both sides of the American political spectrum, as witness the following: The Intercept News from the States AP News DeFlock Enough from me: what’s you readers’ take on the Flock camera issue?

What caliber for Orca?

by Borepatch in Borepatch on 2026-09-14T12:52:00Z

Something weird with Orcas started around 6 years ago in the Straight of Gibraltar: Orca pods started ramming sailing boats.  Hundreds of boats have been attacked, so many that there is a Wikipedia page about the situation. 

Well it seems that yachtsmen have started returning fire


 I dunno - a pellet gun is maybe not my first choice.  But since this is Europe, it may be the best option they have.

Investigators said the 39-year-old went to the residence to confront another man about an alleged debt. Police said the resident, a 47-year-old Kerrville man, met him at the door, and the 39-year-old is accused of brandishing a knife during the confrontation. Police said the resident shot him.

Police said the resident is cooperating with detectives and has been interviewed. Based on preliminary information, detectives believe the resident acted in self-defense, police said.


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During a recent visit to the Slow Burn Cigar Lounge, my intent was to grab a Hermanos de Armas Sentinel Limited Edition cigar that I’d been reading about on social media. It had been a few weeks since I’d visited the lounge, and I was hoping they still had them in stock. When I arrived, I headed directly to the HDA shelf and saw the box — with a lone cigar left.

Relieved, I grabbed the cigar, picked up a bottle of locally made cream soda, and settled in to enjoy a new smoke.



Hermanos de Armas Cigars (HDA) is the creation of two U.S. military veterans with a deep passion for cigars. The name, which translates to “Brothers in Arms,” reflects both their bond and their background. So far, the company produces three core lines, along with the occasional limited release. Sentinel is the newest limited edition from HDA and began shipping in late July of this year.

The 6 x 50 Toro sports a dark, oily Mexican San Andrés wrapper, with Nicaraguan binder and filler tobaccos. Lighting up, my palate is initially greeted by rich, sweet chocolate. There’s a bit of peppery spice, but it stays in the background. The chocolatey sweetness remains consistent throughout the cigar. As the smoke progresses, the spice notes become more noticeable, providing balance without ever taking over.

As I smoked, another patron came in and sat down. He looked over at my cigar and remarked, “You got the last one.” He said he was also hoping to try the Sentinel and regretted sitting in his car talking on the phone. Indeed, I had seen him in the parking lot when I arrived. One man’s loss …

The production of the Sentinel was limited to only 600 boxes of 20 cigars. While chatting with Slow Burn proprietor Len, he told us that he had spoken with Zack from HDA the other day and confirmed that there were no more boxes to be had.



Maggie’s Cream Soda is the product of a local eatery in downtown Fredericksburg. Made with all-natural ingredients, the soda is minimally sweet, with a much lower carbonation level than many sodas. It made for a light, refreshing drink that allowed the cigar’s flavor notes to remain at the forefront.

The Hermanos de Armas Sentinel developed into a flavorful medium-to-full-bodied smoke. It combines rich dark chocolate, cocoa, natural sweetness, and restrained spice to create a rich but easygoing cigar. I don’t know if I’ll come across any more, but if I do, I won’t hesitate to grab a few.

Cheers!


[ This content originated at Musings Over a Barrel ]

Okay.

by Tam in View From The Porch on 2026-09-14T11:48:31Z

I have long junked on air-conditioned seats in a car as a frippery. Neat to have, but kinda meh.

But after spending a couple late summer days on a range in the bottomlands near the Wabash where the swampass is so bad you’ve nearly got beads of sweat trickling down your ass crack, I’m a believer.

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In a bit of information that was probably not expected by the press or by liberals anywhere, the lone holdout on the jury in Massachusetts is a black man. Gayle King almost went catatonic when she found out: King: Is the holdout a person of – a black man? Juror: Yes. King: A black man […]

Basic math and public opinion

by TPOL Nathan in The Price of Liberty on 2026-09-14T02:00:00Z

A social media outlet recently reposted this interesting graphic from CNN: All of us here at TPOL are pretty much engineering and science oriented, and that of course, includes math. Even the simple stuff, not just differentials and the like. … Continue reading

Thai Street Restaurant in Kingsport

by Clayton Cramer in Clayton Cramer. on 2026-09-14T01:45:07Z

That is the name Thai Street. Really good. When the waitress warns the curry is a little spicy that really perfect for me and bit much for my wife but she had the chicken pad thai that I ordered. Portion sizes were absurd 

BEEP! BEEP!

by Clayton Cramer in Clayton Cramer. on 2026-09-13T21:40:31Z

Coyote v. Acme (2026). My wife and I have not had this much fun at a movie in years! The premise is obvious from the title and they play it for every slapstick live action/animation moment. There is not a single moment inappropriate for children in content or language which may explain why the studio initially decided to not release it and just treat the $70 million they spent on it as a tax write-off. There was not a single LGBTWTF moment which might explain the attempt to strangle it in its crib. 

Encourage clever decent film making.  Go see it in a theater. 

Other People’s Words, Sept. 2026

by Kevin in The Smallest Minority on 2026-09-13T18:22:39Z

Long time readers of this blog know that I have a policy: If someone says something better than I can, I let them. I copy with full attribution. Here is an X post from Krzysztof Szczawinski, @Kristof_Poland on X, polished up just a touch. It’s that good: The Most Dangerous Intellectual of the Twentieth Century:… Continue reading Other People’s Words, Sept. 2026

What caliber for Optimus?

by SayUncle in SayUncle on 2026-09-13T17:27:36Z

Yeah, I’ve not been blogging in a long time. But AI has happened in the interim. I use it. I like it. It’s certainly made my life easier and more entertaining. But it does concern me in a ‘sleight chance of the end of the world’ kind of way. What say you?
Quote of the Day The right to keep and bear arms is among the most cherished liberties secured by our Constitution and rooted in the timeless truth that our rights are endowed by Almighty God, not granted by government. This … Continue reading

TN: Elizabethtown - Victim is Wounded, Fires Back at Attackers

by Dean Weingarten in GUN WATCH on 2026-09-13T12:50:02Z

“After the shooting, the victim was alert and walking and did not appear to have life-threatening injuries when he was transported by EMS to a local hospital,” the city said in a release. 

The police department said it believes the juvenile was targeted and that there is no indication of a public threat.

The juvenile reportedly fired shots back at the suspect, police said. 

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AL: Birmingham - Hunt Arrested in Hamilton Shooting Case

by Dean Weingarten in GUN WATCH on 2026-09-13T12:47:35Z

Officers were initially dispatched to the 900 block of 47th Place North following a report of a burglary in progress. While officers were responding, the call was upgraded to a report of shots fired and a person wounded.

When officers arrived, they found Hamilton suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. Birmingham Fire and Rescue transported him to UAB Hospital, where he later died from his injuries.


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Automotif DCXXXVI...

by Tam in View From The Porch on 2026-09-13T11:34:38Z


Spotted this pristine 1963 Pontiac Grand Prix in Terre Haute yesterday afternoon. It was sporting 421 fender badges and a four on the floor with unmistakable clatter of solid lifters emanating from under the hood. Glorious!

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We share this story and assume that it is true, based on the circumstances. Regardless of who masterminded and executed the attacks twenty-five years ago on NYC and DC, the radio recordings and transcripts seem to be true. And a … Continue reading

Camera and battery update

by Commander Zero in Notes From The Bunker on 2026-09-12T23:48:29Z

So its been a week since I left the Jackery and panels set up at the Beta Site and left Starlink running off it so I can get live camera feeds from up there. How has that worked out, you … Continue reading

Trigger-monetry

by Pawpaw in PawPaw's House on 2026-09-12T18:33:13Z

 Someone asked recently about Cowboy Fast Draw shooting, what is the degree of angle that the muzzle has to fall in to hit the target.   We know several things and the rest of it is just basic trigonometry.

Width of the base (target) is 17.1875 inches

Distance to target is 180 inches (15 feet).

So, it's a matter of doing the trig, or using a suitable calculator.  By plugging in values, we learn that the apex angle of such a triangle is 5.47 degrees.

And now we know, mathematically.  The muzzle of the revolver has to be within an arc of 5.47 degrees to hit the target.

Three court ruling in our favor. Listen careful to the states and the political affiliation of the president who appointed them. All via The Four Boxes Diner: Major breaking news as the winds in favor of the Second Amendment continue … Continue reading

No Surprise

by Clayton Cramer in Clayton Cramer. on 2026-09-12T14:54:18Z

🚨Report: North Carolina Democrats have withdrawn support for State House candidate Shelly Headen after she called for violence against Republicans and compared herself to Jesus Christ

She said: “I think our only hope is an attack on US soil, preferably Alabama, Louisiana where the stupid people live.” pic.twitter.com/gj79PH3IPa

— The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) September 11, 2026

It gets worse when read in full. Fortunately, North Carolina has nothing in common with Alabama and Louisiana.

You Left Out Something

by Clayton Cramer in Clayton Cramer. on 2026-09-12T14:46:32Z

 9/11/26 College Fix article about a law professor who claims 

“care and accountability circles work better” than prison for those who have committed rape or other sex crimes...

More interesting:

Spade has been teaching at Seattle University, a private Catholic institution, since 2008, and has published numerous articles and books on transgender culture and abolition. Two years ago, the professor gave the talk “No Prisons, No Borders, No Cops, No State?” at New York University Law School’s Annual Rose Sheinberg Lecture. [emphasis added]

 “No Prisons, No Borders, No Cops, No State?” Yes, anarchy leads to lynchings and private vengeance without the limiting protection of a judicial system. He also left out "No lawyers, no law schiool professors." Without prisons and cops, what purpose does a lawyer and therefore law professor serve?

"Is the Pope Catholic?" needs updating.

Another Consequence of Bruen

by Clayton Cramer in Clayton Cramer. on 2026-09-12T14:07:19Z

 Rigby v. Jennings (D.Del. 2026). Delaware banned ghost manufacture, assembly, possession, sale, and digital instructions for making them. Digital instruction ban constitutional although I notice the ban seems pretty narrowly focused:

And that may very well be because § 1463(c)(2) is framed in functional terms, i.e., it is limited to computer files or code “that may be used to program a 3 dimensional printer to manufacture or produce a firearm, firearm receiver or major component of a firearm.”

That seems to not prohibit gCode for operating a CNC mill.

With that, the Possession Ban concerns “Arms,” and because it prohibits keeping arms and applies to all members of the political community, it is presumptively unconstitutional at Bruen’s first step.  Wolford, 146 S. Ct. 2043-44.

Distribution ban:

The problem there is that the Distribution Ban does not regulate self manufacturing firearms and Plaintiffs have offered no evidence that any of these regulations limit their access to the items and materials necessary to self-manufacture firearms; all they provided was attorney argument.  See Rigby, 630 F. Supp. 3d at 614 (“Attorney argument is not evidence.”).  The Distribution Ban passes under Bruen’s first step.  

Manufacturing and Assembly ban:

But prohibiting possession of firearms that are currently lawfully owned or future manufacturing and assembly of the same does place restrictions on keeping and bearing firearms.  So the Possession and Manufacturing and Assembly Bans fail at Bruen’s first step.  

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man has been charged with assault and burglary, and his alleged accomplice was shot and killed by the victim, police said.

It happened at a Frayser apartment complex on Madewell around 4:40 a.m. Tuesday.

When authorities arrived at the scene, they located a Devonta Johnson suffering from a gunshot wound, MPD said.


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Quote of the Day They heard an argument about extending the same passion and sympathy to more women who murdered their children— and their conditioning told them this was justice. That’s not compassion. That’s what happens when your ideology eats … Continue reading

PARKING LOT SHOOTING

by Mas in on 2026-09-12T13:00:00Z

A shooting in a Florida parking lot several weeks ago sparked considerable debate in the armed citizen community. Our friend who on the internet goes by Colion Noir explains, here: Dr. Todd Grande weighs in here: The prosecutor’s office has announced that since they cannot prove she acted wrongly, she will not be charged.What’s y’all’s […]
Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome back to TFB’s Silencer Saturday, brought to you by Yankee Hill Machine, manufacturer of the new Victra 20-gauge shotgun suppressor . This week we have another one of Collin’s Creations. This one is an adaptation of the Ruger American into an SBR for suppressed use.

Meme Dump!

by Tam in View From The Porch on 2026-09-12T11:40:41Z




 

Contrails

by Pawpaw in PawPaw's House on 2026-09-12T10:00:00Z

 It was a mental game I'd play at the turn of the century.  My porch in Natchitoches Parish had a good view of the sky and I'd look at the contrails crossing the sky.  Southwest to est northeast?  Probably the Houston - Atlanta route.  Southeast to Northwest, probably New Orleans to Dallas.   It was just a mental game, wondering where all those people were going.

On the afternoon of 9/11 I went back to work, doing a night shift before a couple of days off.   Getting off work on Wednesday morning, I stopped by Wal Mart to buy an American flag, but they were sold out.   I headed home, ready for a nap, and when I got out of the truck, I looked up at the sky.  Nothing.  No contrails at all. The FAA had closed all the airspace on the United States.

Growing up in central Louisiana, there was always something in the sky.  Commercial air, military traffic, general aviation.  Even little crop dusters buzzing around. For the first time in my life I was looking at a sky without aviation.  It was decidedly odd, and quiet. 

Happy Rosh Hashanah

by Glenn B in BALLSEYE'S BOOMERS on 2026-09-12T03:51:21Z

 I wish a very happy Rosh Hashanah (new year) to those of the Jewish faith. Enjoy and stay safe.
 
All the best,
Glenn B 

I Hope You Took The Time...

by Glenn B in BALLSEYE'S BOOMERS on 2026-09-12T03:46:09Z

 ...to remember 9/11, or if too young to have lived through it or to remember it, that you took some time to learn about it today. Today is a sacred day to memorialize the 2,977 people who lost their lives that day, excluding the 19 heinous terrorist scum who killed them. 
 
I can only speak for myself. I remembered and today, 25 years later, I cried for them because I remembered them, and recalled how it was before, on and after that day in America. I prayed for them too and prayed for all of us who are legally within this great nation.
 
All the best,
Glenn B 
 
 

A quarter-century: looking back

by TPOL Nathan in The Price of Liberty on 2026-09-12T01:00:00Z

Today, 9-11-2026, everyone is remembering Bloody Tuesday, when the world turned upside down for many, many people. We point out, this Anno Libertatus 250, that quarter-century is one-tenth of the lifespan of the United States of America. (It is about … Continue reading

TFB Review: The EOTech EFLX-CE Sight

by Matt E in The Firearm Blog on 2026-09-12T00:00:00Z

Welcome back to another TFB review. In the world of closed-emitter reflex sights, there are a plethora of choices at a number of different price points. EOTech has recently released their first closed-emitter pistol optic. I've had the EOTech EFLX-CE for roughly 3-4 months and certainly have some points to bring up for you guys if you're debating picking one up. Let's take a closer look at the EOTech EFLX-CE.
UO Arms entered the market with a clear mission: build what military and law enforcement have long recognized as the ideal compact platform, and make it available to civilians. The NT7 SBR is their answer to the H&K MP7, the legendary submachine gun that is everyone’s favorite but completely unobtanium. In this Photo Of The Day, we’re taking a closer look at what’s going on.  
The Winchester Model 64 was introduced in 1933, but its story actually begins with a John Browning project in the 1890s. That’s because the Model 64 is really just a gussied-up version of the Model 1894/Model 94 lever-action, the best-selling sporting rifle of all time (at least in the North American market).

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