Video - Home Invasion Recap

Just wanted to share my experience with you from what happened on Monday. Take a look at the scene of the crime. The criminals took a crow bar to the door, bent and pushed past the dead bolt and stole 7 rifles plus a shotgun that belonged to a friend, 2 lap tops plus assorted DJ and music gear.

Friends, responsible gun owners, secure your firearms. With values skyrocketing, criminals are aft them even more. Spend the extra money, buy a safe, install a security system, install cameras, take every and all precautions. The only way that law-abiding citizens will triumph over criminals is to stay vigilant, watch out for each other, report suspicious behavior and secure your valuables.

I will learn from this. I feel bad because I feel like I let down my community. I should have kept my firearms in a safe.

Burglary Summary

They broke in using a crow bar or pry bar of some type to pry open the front door near the deadbolt, thereby defeating the dead bolt. Looks like the work of a pro due to the ease of which it appears they broke through the front door. I have additional security on the sliding glass door and windows, but only the dead bolt on the front door.

They made away with two laptop computers, assorted DJ equipment and music recording gear and 7 rifles including; (2) AK47s, an AR15, an SKS, a Mosin Nagant M44, vz24 Czech Mauser, Ruger 10/22 and my friends Baikal MP153 semiauto shotgun (sorry Ryan) plus assorted optics such as red dot scopes and laser flashlight.

My renters insurance will cover some of that loss however, my concern is that these firearms do not end up in the hands of criminals. Unfortunately, my insurance will only cover a maximum of $2000 for theft of firearms, so I'll be out a few bucks.

My apartment was broken into. 7 long guns stolen.

<p>You read it right. Got home from work, front door busted open. 7 rifles stolen. More to come. Police here now...

NCO Induction Ceremony

My NCO induction ceremony is today, symbolizing my ascension and entry into the NCO Corps.

Pictures here with my good friend and army battle Buddy, SPC. Aguirre.

Go Army!

Video - Ruger SP101 (My First Revolver)

I recently purchased my first revolver, a Ruger SP101 .357 magnum. I chose the Ruger Sp101 due to it's outstanding double-action trigger pull, it's good looks and it's easy to conceal with a barrel length of 2.25 inches. No need to write too much as the video pretty much sums it all up. So sit back and enjoy!



I met a former Marine at the range, a guy named Dave, who let me shoot his Rohm 38 special revolver (see the photos below). It's always fun making new friends and shooting their guns and letting them shoot mine.

Pictured above: Dave's Rohm .38 Special

Pictured below: My new Ruger SP101

Busy day at the local gun shop

I'm at surplus ammo and arms in Lakewood, WA today to pick up my new Ruger SP101. As you can see by the photo, business is booming.

Customers represent a cross-section of American society; families, all age groups, all ethnicities, both men and women. Gun ownership is at it's core, the definitive American right.

I drive by this morning, parking lot packed, this afternoon, parking lot packed, one hour to closing, parking lot packed.

Pics of the new Ruger to come.

Girls with Guns Photo Gallery - The Harrington Edition #2

Thanks again to my good friend SPC. Harrington who, in his unselfish nature, continues to feed me with endless images of Girls with Guns. He shares interesting news: he was written up at work for peeing in the shower. Not sure what the corrective action would be for that. All I can say he is a supporter of freedom and there's no better way to experience liberation than with a Harrington Edition Girls with Guns photo gallery, or peeing in a public shower! You go Harrington.

He has recently supplied me with at least 6 months worth of Girls with Guns photo galleries. Enjoy freedom lovers!