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“Listen, smile, agree, and then do whatever the fuck you were gonna do anyway.” ~ Robert Downey Jr.
(at Hill Country)
Fucking beautiful. Just fucking beautiful.
I uh
… WHAT?
This feels like a crime against aesthetics
Honestly^^^* wtf even
Annie Oakley
Born August 13th, 1860, in Ohio, Phoebe Ann Mosey, later known by a variety of stage names but most famously as Annie Oakley, became America’s most famous sharpshooter. Equally proficient with pistol, rifle and shotgun Oakley made her name with Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show which toured the US and the world in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Oakley learned to shoot from her father and frequently hunted as a child. As an adult she debuted as a sharpshooter in 1875, when she beat her future husband Frank E. Butler, a professional sharpshooter, in a shooting match. Oakley and Butler first performed together in May, 1882 with Oakley standing in for Butler’s normal partner. They began touring the US as a double act before joining Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show in 1885.
During her long career Oakley was said to have used guns from a variety of American and European makers including shotguns from Lancaster, Purday, Spencer, Scott, Ithaca and Webley. As well as rifles from Winchester, Stevens, Marlin and Remington. She favoured Colt, Stevens and Smith & Wesson pistols.
In April 5, 1898 Oakley wrote to President William McKinley offering to form a company of fifty lady sharpshooters in the event of war with Spain. While the US did go to war with Spain her offer was not taken up. Later in 1917, she would again offer to form a female sharpshooting corps, her offer was not accepted.
Edison Kinetoscope footage of Annie Oakley and her husband Frank Butler in action in 1894 (source)
Oakley won numerous shooting prizes, competitions and awards throughout her career including the Police Gazette Championship medal. By 1890 she had star billing and was a household name. The sharpshooting couple left Buffalo Bill’s show in 1901 but continued to perform.
After William Randolph Hearst’s newspapers printed a story reporting Oakley as a cocaine addict in 1904, Oakley embarked on a six year legal battle to clear her name sueing Hearst for libel. She won 54 out of 55 cases and was awarded $27,000 in compensation. The truth was that a burlesque dancer, using Oakley’s name, had been arrested in Chicago for theft to feed her habit.
The couple retired in 1913, in her later years Oakley gave shooting lessons to women and advocated equal pay for equal work but was reluctant to support universal suffrage. She intermittently returned to performing until the end of her life. When the US entered World War One in 1917, Oakley volunteered her time to the National War Council of the Young Men’s Christian Association, War Camp Community Service, and the Red Cross.
In the early 1920s Oakley’s shooting demonstrations continued to draw large crowds but a car accident in 1923 left her severely weakened. In November, 1926 both Oakley (aged 66) and her husband (aged 79) died, just three weeks apart. Oakley remains the most famous female sharpshooter, her proficiency with firearms has entered legend.
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Annie Oakley, HistoryNet, (source)
Annie Oakley (1860 – 1926), Buffalo Bill Center of the West, (source)
Annie Oakley, Annie Oakley Center Foundation, (source)
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@thegunco ・・・ Gen3 Glock 19 with 2-tone Brass magwell, Brass magazine basepads, Brass mag release, and black drop-in trigger with brass safety.
Could someone please explain to me why any ordinary citizen would need to purchase any one of these guns?
These weapons are designed to be light, customizable, easy to use, and in many cases, ambidextrous.
The projectile in most of those weapons is the 5.56 mm NATO round, based on the .223 Remington hunting round. It is inexpensive and useful for hunting a wide variety of game animals, from rabbits to woodchucks to gophers to deer to coyote and fox and even small to medium sized boar.
The weapons are designed to be easy to use and easy to strip and clean and maintain.
I am a left handed shot. The vast majority of these weapons are easily used by left handed people without modification, or with some slight and inexpensive additions to the weapon. Bolt action rifles and many other weapons have to be manufactured explicitly in left handed versions and those versions are quite often difficult or impossible to find.
The light weight and ease of use mean that older people and elderly people can use these rifles with ease where they might not be able to manipulate a bolt or other mechanism with reliability. My left wrist has nerve damage and I have a difficult time working my son’s left handed bolt action hunting rifle.
I know a pastor who lives down the street from my son. He keeps cattle on his farm. He has used his AR15 to shoot coyote that were harassing his calves. He has arthritis and would have a hard time using a heavier weapon or one that wasn’t as well designed.
I have used my rifle (similar in design to the ones in the picture) for hunting and for killing a sick coyote that was trying to chew its way through the screen door of one of my son’s neighbors. The weapons are easy to use and designed to be durable and accurate.
My mother is four feet eleven inches tall. She simply cannot hold a regular pump shotgun or bolt action hunting rifle and use it with any competence. She can use my son’s AR and manipulate it in all necessary ways in spite of her size and comparative weakness at the age of 73.
There are many logical reasons for people to own a ‘Modern Sporting Rifle’.
There are no valid reasons for someone like you to tell me or my son or my daughter or my mother that we cannot purchase or own a rifle that you know nothing about because of reasons you cannot articulate other than fear. No one in this country is beholden to your unreasoning fears of inanimate objects.
https://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/armed-citizen/
The above link has 629 PAGES of documented events where an armed United States citizen stopped an armed criminal from hurting or killing someone. Six hundred twenty nine PAGES of evidence for why you should take stock of your life and figure out if you want to be one of the people forever cringing in fear or one of the people who is ready and capable of handling any situation that might arise.
Your fears are things that are entirely real to you. You should seek counseling if they start to infringe upon your quality of life. Your fears will not be allowed to infringe upon my Constitutional Rights.
Every gun blog should reblog this amazing rebuttal.
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I was already supporting guns but even if i wasn’t, after reading that I could.
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This is a gumbo paddle I made for some of my very best friends to give as a gift. Nothing warms my heart like someone wanting to give my work as a gift. Thank you @craigg_tayylor and @mrs_tsquared #kurtisdidierwoodencreations #builtinidaho #manshit
You're always the life of the party sister! Today the party is for you!! I love you! Have the best day ever! Happy Birthday!❤
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A tour of Nick Offerman’s woodworking shop. What a dream.
What an amazing man.
Delivery day. #manshit #kurtisdidierwoodencreations #builditdontbuyit #builtinidaho