Smith & Wesson has been innovating in the firearms field since 1852. Now they've introduced the M&P Shield, a mini-9mm pistol perfect for carry by licensed individuals.
Click on the image above or the link, here, to enter the giveaway. You must be 21 or over and pass a background check to receive this gun. Smith & Wesson trivia: They have made handcuffs in their Houlton, Maine, plant for many years (I own a pair in nickel-plated steel, just in case...), but did you know that they used to make bathroom fixtures? A company has to do what it can -- within reason -- to stay afloat...
Good luck! Here's a bonus video from American Rifleman (one of NRA's magazines) about it:
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Dear Ruger Fans:
Two eagle-eyed readers let me know that my photos were messed up (due to LiveJournal issues, I suspect) in my five-part Ruger Collectors Association series. In response, I created a Flickr account to group them all together...(link below) Here are the pointers to the series individual posts:
Introduction, Post 1, Post 2, Post 3, Post 4.
Here's the direct link to my Flickr photo set: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjz2ZTtd
I hope that you enjoyed the series...
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Dear friends and supporters:
I have to focus on other projects from time to time -- to make some do-re-mi, for example. To keep up with the ever-changing firearms law landscape, you should read some of the following writers:
Emily Miller at The Washington Times: She has a Twitter account (@EmilyMiller) that is worth following, and a page at the Times with a digest of all of her articles, here. She covers DC, but also Maryland and Virginia; we're what you call a "tri-state" or tri-jurisdictional area...
Mike Stollenwerk, DC Gun Rights Examiner: His blog is here. He also links to other good "Examiners".
David Codrea, The War on Guns. (Non-local, so it's of broader reach.)
And Say Uncle, which is like Instapundit -- pithy -- but for gun-related news mostly.
I will check in to post occasionally, especially more gun sweepstakes from time to time (for you, Mike, and others who need protection but have other more pressing responsiblities at this time).
Thanks for reading DC Handgun Info. P.S. After receiving some complaints about non-existent photos in my Ruger Collectors Association Harrisburg 2012 show series, I will post the photos to Flickr and redo the five posts in that series.
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George Zimmerman stands accused of being a vigilante by The Washington Post in its OUTLOOK (opinion) section today, with a large photo of "Dirty Harry" Callahan as portrayed by Clint Eastwood... Is it libelous to call Mr. Zimmerman a vigilante? He should ask a lawyer for some legal advice on that question.
Zimmerman has not been arrested or charged YET. He is under investigation in the shooting death of the wannabe thug Trayvon Martin. Maybe it was a big mistake, or maybe Mr. Trayvon Martin did try to kill him. The latest high-definition video shows a gash on the back of Mr. Zimmerman's head. Also, why does the supermarket tabloid racks contain a photo of Mr. Martin that makes him look like Denzel Washington, one of the most desirable black actors of our day? Coincidence? I doubt it. Trayvon's other photo is less complimentary (see above).
Let's let the FACTS come out, then let's decide who did what to whom.
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After the show concluded for the day, the Ruger Collectors Association exhibitors, fans, and family members retired to a local Courtyard by Marriott (no promotional consideration received) for a banquet, exhibitor awards, raffle award, and a fundraising auction.
I joined Matt and about 35 others at the banquet -- your choice of chicken cordon blue or sirloin, salad, dessert, and tea or coffee. Matt noted that when the March show used to be in another city, their banquet was held at an all-you-can-eat Chinese buffet. While many of us like Chinese food, this was a big step up in quality!
Five exhibitors were awarded prizes for their outstanding displays. The most unusual prize was a custom Ruger 10/22 rifle with light birch stock -- beautiful! Other Ruger prizes included a standard blued 10/22 rifle, the brand-new Ruger Single-10 (10 shots) in .22 LR caliber, a Ruger LCP in .380, and a stainless Flattop Blackhawk in .45 Colt. All exhibitors who won were excited to receive prizes.
The custom Flat Top Blackhawk revolver raffle prize was advertised all day at one of the tables; tickets were a reasonable $20.00 each. In .44 Special (Elmer Keith's favorite caliber for many years until the .44 Magnum came out), the prize featured custom color case hardening by Doug Turnbull Restorations, a 5-1/2 inch barrel, and custom-made claro walnut grips! All services were donated by Turnbull to the RCA. The photo at top barely does justice to the beauty of this prize. When the winner was announced, he shouted, "No way!" and, when interviewed, said he could not believe his good luck. Click the link below to see a close-up photo of a Ruger with Turnbull's custom work: http://www.flickr.com//photos/48286931@N
Following the awarding of the raffle prize came the RCA auction to raise funds for the display fund. Wayne, the self-proclaimed world's finest (amateur) auctioneer -- center rear in Flickr photo -- did a terrific job, selling many varied Ruger collectibles:
Ruger-branded items with the famous Sturm, Ruger red eagle including wool socks ("They're a consecutive pair!" -- some wise guy in the audience); a patch and decal set, Zippo lighter, matches, money clip with small knife, long-gun sock (52 inches), lock, prop rods for photography, a candy dish, playing cards (2 packs), a vintage hand drill, several catalogs, and a "Kelly" poster.
Rare specialty books on Rugers by collectors
A Buck/NRA commemorative fixed-blade knife with scabbard
A Ruger SR1911 at a small premium. When I asked the buyer why he bought it at this auction, he said that the Ruger 1911 was quite hard to find in gun stores.
A Safariland holster for a Ruger Security-Six
Hand-made stag revolver grips with a slight bluish tint (Matt said they were made by Sack Peterson)
Alexander Sturm's books, The Problem Fox and From Ambush to Zig-Zag (both long out of print)
A great time was had by all, and some collectors will see each other again at the next few RCA displays in 2012: NRA Annual Meeting, St. Louis, MO, April 13-15, 2012; RCA Display Show, Puyallup, WA, April 28-29, 2012; RCA Annual Display Show, Tulsa, OK, November 10-11, 2012. I hope to see some of you at another future RCA show...
Thanks again to everyone I talked with for great Ruger-related information and stories!
Other posts in this series: Introduction, Post 1, Post 2, Post 3, Post 4.
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Just hanging out and talking to Ruger Collectors Association (RCA) members on March 17 was highly entertaining and enlightening...
-- Matt told me about how serial numbers were occasionally assigned to different people: The great handgunner/hunter/guide/writer/gun-tinke
-- "Radical Rod" (as he's known on the RCA forums) has personally handled the only existing example of a 15-inch barrel Blackhawk. There were two, but one was cut down to a standard length 10-inch barrel. Imagine hefting and shooting a revolver with a barrel like that!
-- Tom shared the details of his amazing collection that spanned every variation in the .357 Magnum Blackhawk between 1955 and 1973 -- with beautiful walnut, factory stag, and factory ivory grips -- changes in ejector rod button style, changes in rear sights (Flattop versus "protected" rear sights), changes in grip sizes (XR-3, XR-3 Red or redesign), etc. He also told me about how one could once pay only $8.50 for stag or $16.50 for ivory -- added to the $87.50 retail price of the 1955 gun! Now, stag grips can cost as much as $500 per pair, and ivory grips can run as high as $1,200 per pair for a Ruger.
-- Mike collects Ruger boxes: the classic yellow/black/red boxes. Many Ruger owners threw theirs away as unimportant. Collectors will pay big bucks for those boxes, in several barrel lengths: 4-5/8", 5-1/2", 7", or 10" (from most common to least common). So if you have any of those boxes, be sure to use the "Leave a Comment" button below this post to help me put Mike in contact with you!
RCA Show Harrisburg 2012 photo collection by DC Handgun Info on Flickr, here: http://flic.kr/s/aHsjz2ZTtd
Next Post: On to the after-show banquet!
Other posts in this series: Introduction, Post 1, Post 2, Post 4.
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Now on to an amazing collecting feat, the finding of five consecutive serial numbers in the same format -- the .41 Magnum collection of Richard. The evidence may be found in my Flickr photo set; look for the photo of the "5 Gun Run".
Richard spent 10 years finding not just rare, display-condition Ruger Blackhawks with single-digit serial numbers, but achieved his goal of finding consecutive guns serial numbers 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11. One of the guns was owned by Jack O'Connor, famous gun writer. Richard mentioned that he was still looking for number 12, because he had numbers 13 and 14! Congratulations, Richard, on this accomplishment!
Next post: Nuggets from Ruger collectors.
Other posts in this series: Introduction, Post 1, Post 2, Post 3, Post 4.
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While I spent some time Saturday wandering the aisles of the gun show, I spent almost my whole day talking to the great guys of the RCA: Radical Rod, Mike, Tom, and Richard, and mostly RCA Display Coordinator Matt. The latter recognized my DC Handgun Info blogger/press credential and said, “Welcome!.” He shared with me the RCA's annual display show schedule: January in Boise, Idaho; March in Harrisburg, Penn.; May in Puyallup, Wash.; November in Tulsa, Okla., and wherever the NRA Show is -- this year in April 2012 in St. Louis, Mo. So if you're near any of those cities, check out http://www.gunshows-usa.com/ or the Ruger Collectors Assocation website to find the exact location.
Matt said he'd always been interested in guns, and once he joined the RCA, he met "the guys" (established collectors) and found a home there. He's been collecting and in RCA for the last ten years. His favorite guns are Old Model (three-screw or three-pin) Blackhawk single-actions in .45 Colt, with brass grip frames (a rare variant of the Blackhawk).
I asked what the most rare Ruger was. Matt responded: The first Ruger Single-Six in .22 LR, as depicted on the cover of John Dougan's book, Compliments of Col. Ruger : A Study of Factory Engraved Single Action Revolvers. The Single-Six is fully engraved, and bears ivory stocks. You can see the photo in my Flickr photo set: Click on this link to see them.)
The irresistible pull of the Ruger Collectors Association was illustrated by how far some exhibitors came to be part of this show: Northern Maine, Ohio, Virginia, Florida, Tennessee, and Alabama. One gent from California declined to come this weekend; it was his 30th wedding anniversary. Some choices are best not questioned... The total RCA contingent was 30 display tables set up by 13 exhibitors!
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I had a very long and educational day last Saturday, March 17, 2012, at the Harrisburg, PA, Ruger Collectors Association display show hosted by the Mid-Atlantic Arms Collectors. While it was a two-day event, I only attended on Saturday, so I can't tell you what happened on Sunday! The banquet, I can tell you about -- so keep reading.
I plan on writing three posts about the RCA show, but we'll see -- it may require four... The MAAC show featured 1,200 tables of everything gun-related, including long guns, handguns, antique guns, ammunition, camo clothing, archery equipment (also a projectile weapon!), and militaria...
The RCA display was readily discernible in the center of the display floor because of the Sturm, Ruger's company livery of yellow, red, and black used on their packaging. I have created a Flickr photo set of the photos I took at the RCA display for your enjoyment, here. While I favor Ruger handguns, there were great examples of Ruger Number One rifles in that photo set. Click here to access the current catalog of Ruger Number Ones. Keep reading for more RCA show coverage.
Other posts in this series: Introduction, Post 1, Post 2, Post 3, Post 4.
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Ruger Collectors Alert: I am very much looking forward to driving up to Harrisburg, PA, for my first visit to a Ruger Collectors Association show: Saturday, March 17, and Sunday, March 18, 2012 (9 am-5 pm Sat., 9 am -4 pm Sun.). I own a 1973 Ruger Blackhawk in .41 Magnum, thanks to the writings of Elmer Keith, big-bore guru (now deceased), and John Taffin who writes for American Handgunner and Guns Magazine, both produced by FMG Publications.
The RCA show is at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show Complex in Harrisburg, PA (click to see the map and to request driving directions). If you're a Ruger collector, you have to come to Harrisburg! I'll be there with my DC Handgun Info blogger (dare I say "Press"?) badge on; just introduce yourself and say "hello".
From the RugerForum.com post,
The RCA has once again secured a block of room at the Courtyard by Marriott at a discounted rate of $99.99. There are 20 rooms being reserved (4 singles and 16 doubles) until March 1, at which time any unbooked rooms will be released. If you are interested, please call the hotel directly, at 717-558-8544, and tell them you are with the Ruger Collectors Association in order to obtain the discounted rate.
Once again, the RCA will be holding a fund raising auction after the banquet on Saturday night. 100% of the profits will go to the RCA Display Show fund to help run the display shows, the NRA show, fund trophies, improve the recruitment tables, get member badges, table covers, raffles, prizes, etc. Recent prizes for displayers have included a few firearms (SR-22, .41 mag Flat-top, 77/17, 10/22, etc...) and we would like to be able to continue to encourage, and reward, displayers.
Rules are simple. Opening bid on all items, except firearms, is $5. Firearms will have a reasonable opening bid to be determined based on the gun. No reserves, no absentee bidding, no phone bids, you have to be present to bid. Payment due at the end of the auction, cash or check. Winning bidders take their item home with them, except for firearms, which will need to be shipped to an FFL.
[...] We will have our banquet on Saturday night allowing everyone to inspect all of the items and then have our auction after dinner.
Other posts in this series: Introduction, Post 1, Post 2, Post 3, Post 4.
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The following news came across the radio like a bomb going off in my ear:
Maryland's restrictive carry law has been deemed unconstitutionally too restrictive by a federal judge in the Woollard v. Sheridan case!
Maryland is a "May Issue" state -- a bastion of gun control surrounded by permissive states: Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, and Delaware. It has a major crime problem centered on the mean streets of Baltimore (the setting of "The Wire" which I have not yet seen). Getting a permit in Maryland requires you to provide a "good and substantial" reason (which the Maryland State Police must approve). As I have written earlier at this blog, one of my college professors was murdered in Maryland by a serial carjacker and a suspect in three other murders. She was powerless to defend herself.
Here is an analysis of the newest court decision courtesy of No Lawyers -- Only Guns and Money:
Woollard v. Sheridan - A Review Of The Opinion
It's too early to pop the bubbly and celebrate, but we can dream. Could it be only a matter of time before nonresidents can also defend themselves in Maryland? Maryland currently does not honor any other state's carry permits.To paraphrase the great Frank J. writing at IMAO.us: State legislators in Maryland banned concealed carry because their citizens are so crazy and dangerous that they can't be trusted. (How insulting is that to the average Marylander?!)
Keep checking back here at DC Handgun Info for more updates.
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I have a Google Alert set up just to point to junk like this. Has anyone seen something like this before? Thank God for the Internet; I just learned that it's likely a FAKE BLOG or "flog" or "flack blog".
This nutty blog entry (click to visit it) looks totally computer-generated... And they're using my name without my permission(!), which means that it will show up in a Google search and bamboozle some guy or gal looking for info on legal handgun possession in Washington, DC.
DC Handgun Info onsaid:
One feat of mangineering that I will never forget was actually done by my dad. We were driving home to Carolina from Pennsylvania when the universal joint on the right front wheel went bad in Virginia. My dad (a diesel mechanic) went into a nearby grocery store, bought some vaseline and duct tape, and mangineered a repair that got us home. He replaced the u-joint the next day.
For the record, I did not write the above BS for "fcbcinfo.org". Next controversy, please.
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If you've never seen "Firefly", a cancelled Fox TV series from way back in 2002, you're missing out on some good ole space cowboy action-adventure. Written by Joss Whedon (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Dr. Horrible, etc.), "Firefly" has a legion of rabid fans, and still sells and sells at Amazon (available now for under $25.00). The show has drama, comedy, sex appeal, family values, horror, and more...
Years after the show was cancelled, there were still "Firefly" fans out there who pestered Joss to make a movie, and he did. It's called "Serenity" (the name of the Firefly-class ship in the TV series) and features the same great cast from the TV series. You can also get "Serenity" at Amazon.com. The marketing images above are courtesy of the superfans at Fireflyfans.net.
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While you may never want to travel with firearms via plane -- either domestically or abroad -- it's good to know how to do it legally and how to use the U.S. Customs and Border Protection to help you bring them home! Writing at Women Outdoor News online, U.S. shooting champion and international competitor Julie Golob from Team Smith & Wesson tells you how to do it here:
Flying with firearms, Part II – going abroad
and her original article:Flying with firearms
I have transported my Smith & Wesson (Model 638-3) J-frame to Florida for vacation twice, and the TSA was more interested in my laptop computer! (Photo below from Smith & Wesson website.)
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Washington Times senior editor Emily Miller (on Twitter: @EmilyMiller) has written a series of article about the hassles of obtaining and registering a legal handgun in D.C. Getting her SIG 229 in 9mm (bi-tone: black and silver) took a long time and a boatload of money ($465.00 in fees!!). She just posted an article about how difficult it is for a gun owner to transport lawfully in D.C. -- and the police apparently give you little guidance. Check it out here:
MILLER: Transporting a gun through D.C.
Below is what I call her "victory" photo with her new legal gun. By the way, she can carry it like this because she was going directly from the D.C. Gun Registry Office to her home (D.C. law, don't you know).

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Hey there! While I can't vouch for any foul language in the video (Second City Cop blog) as my sound card is on the fritz, you have to see this video. The perp in handcuffs escapes from police custody and kills a cop in the car. Holy cow! The bad guy can be seen taking his necklace apart -- likely a hidden knife or handcuff key. It goes to show you that you can't be too careful even with a guy in handcuffs. Watch the video carefully -- he might as well as have had his hands unlocked or in front. I'm no cop, but this guy was sadly not handled correctly by the cops... "Watch the hands; hands kill!" is a maxim of self defense and of police training -- or it should be.
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How about this for a scary thought, especially if you live on/near the border?
An Average of 250 People Are Killed Each Week in Mexico's Never-Ending Drug War (from Canada's National Post)
So, if you use drugs, you are likely contributing to this slaughter. Very scary stuff.
I'd love to hear from people in border states. Use the Leave A Comment button below this post.
Drugs Drug War Border Mexico Narco-terrorists Narcotics Drug Trafficking
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The American Enterprise Institute's Charles Murray (co-author of Losing Ground with the late Richard J. Hernstein) has written a new book called Coming Apart: The State of White America: 1960-2010. In it, he posits a major (and ever-growing) divide between American social classes. Click here to learn how thick is your cultural bubble, one that insulates you from middle- or working-class America
I took the quiz, and received the following interpretation:
On a scale from 0 to 20 points, where 20 signifies full engagement with mainstream American culture and 0 signifies deep cultural isolation within the new upper class bubble, you scored between 9 and 12.
In other words, even if you're part of the new upper class, you've had a lot of exposure to the rest of America.
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Be careful -- you never know when a tough guy is going to lay you out on the street. Situational Awareness is the name of the game. At about the 1:30 mark, Mr. Tough Guy ("arrested or cited more than 50 times" -- news reports) struck the 55-year-old mentally disabled victim, knocking him to the ground near the very end of the video -- I almost missed it! The victim suffered a broken jaw and facial cuts. Watch your back, folks. This happened in Seattle, but this sort of thing happens in DC, too.
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Precision Shooting Resources
The time to know these things is before you need them, so hit the books.
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