Most tennis balls held in the mouth by a dog - 6 held by Finley Molloy 🇺🇸 Finley is a golden retriever who loves to swim, play fetch and chase the occasional animal that wanders into his backyard. He set this record in 2020 and it has yet to be broken 🥰

An update on the @Ruger_Firearms situation: As of 10/15/26, Ruger has officially confirmed the production suspensions. The distributor letter was genuine, and the company's spokesperson has now acknowledged the changes directly to firearms journalists. Abbey Clary, Ruger's director of media, advertising and public relations, confirmed the changes to Guns.com and American Rifleman. The affected models are as follows: Suspended immediately: LCR, SP101, GP100, Bearcat Suspended after completion of the 2026 production run: Redhawk, Super Redhawk, Blackhawk, Super Blackhawk, Single Six, Vaquero SR1911, PC Carbine/Charger, LC Carbine/Charger M77 series rifles, No. 1, Hawkeye rifles, centerfire Ruger Precision Rifle Not named in the suspension announcement: Wrangler, Super Wrangler, Super GP100, Ruger Precision Rimfire, Mini-14, 10/22, Ruger American rifles the Marlin line. A possibly meaningful caveat is that Ruger claims some product families may return with redesigned components, updated features or modernized manufacturing processes, but no specific replacement models or dates have been announced. Ruger is not going bankrupt, at least not according to publicly available data. Ruger's latest quarterly report showed $158.1 million in sales, up 19% year over year, and $117.5 million in cash and short-term investments against no debt. (ruger.com/news/2026-07-29.ht…) @Beretta_USA currently has 9.93% ownership, and are attempting to increase it to 25%, but that hasn’t been finalized as of right now. (However, if it turns out that the Italians kill the Blackhawk line to sell Ubertis, I will sack Rome like a Visigoth.) Ruger has a 2030 plan they’re supposedly working on, but I don’t know any details of it. Revolvers are a niche market item, but they’re also the pillars Ruger is built on. I don’t know if they plan on abandoning them completely. I don’t know if they’ll last only making .22s, plastic 9mms, and AR-15s. The market is absolutely saturated with those. I’m also not any kind of industry insider, so I don’t know what their outlook is. From what I understand, the whole industry is in a slump right now. Guns are durable goods, the economy is down, and we just had a huge buying spree back in 2020-21. I guess we’ll just have to see how it goes.

China’s Unitree unveils a robotic bodyguard — a machine ready to die for its owner The H2-X Kung Fu Legend Guardian can protect its owner from a robber, lift a car trapping a person underneath, and even throw itself under the wheels to save its owner. The manual specifically asks users to treat it kindly.

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You've just died, the 6th picture in your phone gallery is what killed you. *I knew it*

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🤡 Adam Kadyrov assembles his own “special forces” unit from the children of Chechen officials Ramzan Kadyrov’s son has created “Team K-13” — a new security “unit” where the main recruitment requirement appears to be having the right parents. According to an investigation by Verstka, more than half of the 18 armed members pictured alongside Kadyrov are relatives of the Kadyrov family or children of high-ranking Chechen officials and security officers. The elite squad includes the son of Chechnya’s prime minister, nephews of influential officials, and relatives of Kadyrov and his wife. There was even room for a former dancer from the Nokhcho ensemble who later became a bodyguard. The creators of K-13 solemnly promise to carry out any assignment, anytime, anywhere. What exactly this family-run special forces unit does, however, remains a mystery. Journalists found no information about any actual operations or achievements. So far, the only confirmed special operation is posing for a photoshoot with assault rifles.