Truth About Semi-Auto Firearms: The "Assault Weapons" Myth
Officer Leroy Pyle debunks myths about semi-autos. He uses demonstrations with live firearms and congressional testimony by DEA, ATF, and FBI agents to show what the truth really is.
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Officer Leroy Pyle debunks myths about semi-autos. He uses demonstrations with live firearms and congressional testimony by DEA, ATF, and FBI agents to show what the truth really is.
Posted by gjblass at 10:32 AM 0 comments
Labels: ATF, death trap, FBI, Firearms, Full-Auto, Police, Semi-Auto
When you go to pick out your Slegoon for that next killer run down the mountain, be sure to pick a color you like, because you could be living in it for a while. Underground. Like, because, you'll be dead and it's your coffin! Get it?! Anyway, the Slegoon here is the winning entry in the UK IOM3 Design Innovation in Plastics competition. The roll cage, such as it is, protects the rider and doubles as extra runners should the death trap sledding device flip over mid-run.

Insurance not included, nor offered, we imagine. [Design Blog via Trendhunter]
Posted by gjblass at 11:17 AM 1 comments
Labels: concept, death trap, design, mountains, sledding, Slegoon, snow