Saturday, April 20, 2019

Now that's what I call a rape whistle!


Found on Gab (click the image for a larger view):




I approve!




Peter

8 comments:

hdemand said...

The guy who made this seems to have not the slightest idea about the real needs of real women. As effective as this whistle may be, it just doesn't fit into a handbag. Idea rejected. Period...

Vicki said...

Many women are raped in their own homes because they had nothing with which to stop the rapist. Personally, believe I might be tempted to aim about crotch level. Idea approved. Period.

Uncle Lar said...

It's a meme for frick's sake.
Is one of those weird stockless short barreled scatterguns the best choice for a young lady on walkabout, of course not. But the whole point of the picture is this female is nobody's helpless victim.

On a side note, anybody else bumfuzzled that the BATFE can rule that gun is not a sawed off shotgun while at the same time ruling that a bumpstock is really a machine gun?

C. S. P. Schofield said...

"anybody else bumfuzzled that the BATFE can rule that gun is not a sawed off shotgun while at the same time ruling that a bumpstock is really a machine gun?"

The BATF is a bureaucracy, first and foremost. As such, its rulings only occasionally reference objective reality, and then mostly by accident. Bureaucracies are fundamentally self-referential.

Rob said...

My new spouse (a grandmother) had never heard the saying "Samuel Colt made a 90 lb woman equal to a 250 lb man" before I came along. She had no idea what it meant...

John Ray said...

Shooting that apparatus is a bitch. Some men and most women I know couldn't handle it, particularly in a stressful emergency situation. However, it beats throwing rocks -- just sayin'

Uncle Lar said...

Clint Smith with Thunder Ranch has a YouTube video tutorial on the proper operation of that particular firearm.
Two key take aways, never ever let the rear of the gun get anywhere near your face, and always keep your off hand inside the strap. That strap is there explicitly to keep the shooter from sliding their hand too far forward and past the muzzle.

Scott said...

I know I'd come running to give help if I heard that 'whistle' sound!