Found on the web:

Glock Monster

Last month I noted this: Dog steps on shotgun left lying on ground and wounds two hunters in Perthshire, Scotland

Now Uncle notes this: San Carlos Park woman shot when dog knocks gun to floor

Just what are the dogs up to?

Yes, both incidents could have easily been prevented by proper firearms handling. But maybe that’s the new MO for the rebel dogs: wait until the humans leave them an opening.

But if the dogs are rising, then what about this: Pet Dog Fights Cougar to Save Boy

Are there two opposing dog factions? One loyal to humanity and one trying to overthrow it?

…doesn’t mean you SHOULD.

Hilarious. Via Uncle.

Under the tree for Murdoc this morning. They can have it when they pry it from my sticky, goo-covered hands:

Marshmallow SBR

Sunday Best at Awkward Family Photos

Happy Thanksgiving, MO and GunPundit readers.

Not sure how much blogging I’ll do over the weekend. You all watch some football, eat some turkey, spend some time with friends and family, and have a great holiday.

Those of you on duty who can’t do any of the above because you’ve got a mission: You’ve got no idea how thankful the rest of us are that you’re doing what you do. We’re thinking of you.

Nice.

From Stuff you know if you have a Mosin Nagant on the AK vs. AR vs. Mosin Nagant page.

A commenter asked why I was planning to put a bayonet lug onto my AR’s gas block, noting that a bayonet would not be particularly useful in this configuration.

The main purpose would be use with a bipod, though I do have a Versa-Pod that I like.

Another purpose, of course, would be to up the “scary factor” of the gun. When people ask what I ‘need’ one of ‘those guns’ for, I could point to the lug and say “Because I can mount a sharp bayonet on it.”

I’m also hoping to acquire a shoulder thing that goes up, but they’re so tightly regulated that they can’t be found. My only hope at this point is a gun show loophole.

UPDATE: Maybe the shortage of shoulder things that go up is due to the fact that they’re all flowing over the border and arming Mexican drug gangs.

UPDATE 2: It didn’t occur to me to point out the cut-out on the barrel and tell them “that’s so I can mount a grenade launcher.”

What is that cut out actually called? Is there a term for it?