Thursday, October 24, 2013

Test Pattern...

In lieu of content (which is forthcoming, but is taking more keystrokes than I thought), have a gun picture...


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13 comments:

Anonymous said...

What is that marvin-the-martian-raygun-cone-muzzle looking thing at the end of the handguard on the bottom rifle? Is it mounted to the side rail, or does it go all the way around the barrel?

8:09 AM, October 24, 2013
Stephen said...

Now why haven't I thought of this....you are so darn bright.

9:04 AM, October 24, 2013
Tam said...

Streamlight TLR-1s HP

Stephen,

The internet loves gun pictures almost as much as cat pictures. :)

9:11 AM, October 24, 2013
Scott J said...

Can I play? One of my favorite gun pics I've taken over the years:

http://i410.photobucket.com/albums/pp182/ScottJ175/66-3.jpg

10:10 AM, October 24, 2013
perlhaqr said...

*eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee*

"This concludes our test of the Emergency Gunblog System. Had this been an actual Gunblog, the Attention Signal you just heard would have been followed by Content.

WTAM serves the entire Wookiieesphere, broadcasting out of Broad Ripple as part of the Gun Blog Black List Network. WTAM would like to thank you for your patience with our test of the Emergency Gunblog System."

10:27 AM, October 24, 2013
Steve Skubinna said...

What's this artificial distinction between gun pictures and "content?"

11:20 AM, October 24, 2013
Will said...

Not thrilled by the mount setup on the lower optic. Looks like too much mass cantilevered away from too little base. Seems like the minimal clamping area on the optic was an afterthought on the designers' part. Might have been better to just design in a mounting lug of some sort, closer to the center of mass, instead.

2:43 PM, October 24, 2013
Tam said...

Will,

That's a LaRue LT150 base. It is likely considerably stronger than both the optic it holds and the rifle to which it's clamped.

2:50 PM, October 24, 2013
Anonymous said...

OK, good, a Streamlight TLR-1s HP.

At first I thought it was a toilet plunger.

Now I see that it is a powerful light so that when you run out of ammo you can switch on the light and just melt the bad guy. After blinding him/her/it.

5:39 PM, October 24, 2013
Steve Skubinna said...

Why fiddle around with a mere light, tailwind? I want a frickin' laser beam on mine.

Oh, wait, I have one...

6:01 PM, October 24, 2013
Tpa Gunslinger said...

I convulsed slightly when taking in this pic. My mind didn't know how to process it.
Does the gun on the bottom take indoor or outdoor flood lights?

6:48 PM, October 24, 2013
Tam said...

Hurr hurr!

7:11 PM, October 24, 2013
KM said...

It is likely considerably stronger than both

Holy schnikes! For $162 it better be.
I don't skimp on gear (just ask my credit card) but I'm not getting deployed on Uncle Sugar's dime Aunt Sheriff's nickle either.

11:34 PM, October 24, 2013

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