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Whistling Pines has closed on a 2.5 acre lot at 4750 Peace Palace Point which is just off the western loop of Elkton, near Garden of the Gods Road.  You can see it here: View Larger Map We are currently … Continue reading →

The video you are about to watch is shocking.  It is disturbing in it’s speed and level of violence.  This is how it happens. When a crazy person with a gun starts shooting up a school, a movie theater, a … Continue reading →

In case you missed it, Whistling Pines’ Tony Brunetta was interviewed on KRDO regarding the tragic death of Chris Kyle the legendary Navy Seal sniper. According to news stories Chris and a friend Chad Littlefield were shot a killed by … Continue reading →

With the daily attacks by the anti-gun fanatics on “high capacity magazines” we decided to find out how long it would really take for an average shooter to swap out a magazine.  We talked to our instructors and spent some time … Continue reading →

A Flashlight as a Weapon? Yes, you heard right.  The new P2X Fury Dual Led flashlight from Surefire is just that.  Say you are going to your car late at night and you are accosted in the dark parking lot. … Continue reading →

The Second Amendment is under constant attack. Hostile legislators, mayors and private interest groups are all lined up against our right to bear arms. Your best defense is education. Learn who does and does not support our rights as gun … Continue reading →

On July 20, 2012, a lone gunman opened fire in a movie theater in Aurora. On August 5, 2012, a lone gunman opened fire in a Sihk Temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. On September 4, 2012, a lone gunman opened … Continue reading →

WPGC Summer Bullseye League WPGC finished its Summer Bullseye League with the appropriate fanfare.  After 8 weeks of shooting the 1st and 2nd place standings in several categories came down to the final match. Bullseye shooters are categorized, similar to … Continue reading →

Our hearts go out to those impacted by the devastating wildfires that are ravaging Colorado. When disasters like this occur, Americans respond.  We make donations, we provide shelter, we assist wherever we can.  Here is a partial list of resources … Continue reading →

Steve Moraco is a student at the Savannah College of Art and Design.  On Saturday afternoon June 23, 2012, Steve set a digital camera up on his deck facing Waldo Canyon.  He took a picture every 30 seconds for the … Continue reading →