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By Dana After attending the Concealed Carry fashion show this past weekend I am all types of motivated. I’m motivated to learn more about ...
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By Gabby Ok ladies who conceal carry, I've got a "what-if" for you... Would you conceal carry a gun you had borrowed ...
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By Gabby for Gun Nuts I've noticed a trend in my life. As a single girl, I occasionally meet men who ask me out. (Keep reading, tha...
4/30/2014
4/28/2014
3 Gun Tip: Running
By Gabby For Gun Nuts
In many shooting competitions when you see a small shooting box demarkation on the ground you know, this is the spot from which I will shoot. These boxes are usually about two feet by two feet. Shooting from anywhere outside this box is a really bad idea. But in 3 gun this is not exactly the case. Shooting boxes are often huge and they give the shooter a lot of freedom. As I began learning about 3 gun and attempting to combine running, shooting and thinking, this freedom began to confuse the heck out of me.4/27/2014
Second Annual Concealed Carry Fashion Show
By Dana
About two weeks ago I headed to the Second Annual Concealed Carry Fashion Show with my friends Amy and Stephanie, and we had a great time! For those of you who may not know, Trish Culter, the pistol permit clerk in Columbia County, New York, came up with the fantastic idea to hold a concealed carry fashion show to help educate and train women how to carry firearms safely.
This year the fashion show was held at Birch Hill in Schodack, NY which was a much better setting for a fashion show and was able to accommodate a larger crowd than last year. I think they said 450 people attended this year which is fantastic. We arrived when the doors opened at 3pm and, after checking in, immediately went into the main room. And boy did it look amazing!
4/21/2014
Fear of the "How did that criminal get a gun?" Question
By Gabby For Gun Nuts
When a tragedy occurs, it is human nature to attempt to reason our way through it. We have all sorts of questions, and everyone of them is valid and reasonable to the mind of their creator. Yet, when I asked, last week, that we assess how the perpetrator of the Overlandpark, KS shootings procured his guns, the response was a virtual sock stuffed in my mouth.4/17/2014
Jews Ready to Take Up Arms Yet?
By Gabby For Gun Nuts
I’ve just returned from another visit to New York City. I was there to celebrate with my family, the holiday of Passover, the redemption of the Hebrews from slavery in ancient Egypt. The night before we were to begin the festivities, breaking news came over the air waves. Jews had been targeted outside Kansas City. Many questions can now be raised about the man who perpetrated these crimes; Since he had been previously indicted on weapons charges, in 1987, how did he get the guns used in these crimes? As a known white supremacist in the area, why was no one able to prepare for and stop the suspect, prior to his attacks. But as we watched the details unfold, these were not my questions.4/14/2014
Chivalry and the Gun Girl
By Gabby For Gun Nuts
"Ladies first," is no longer a term that carries any meaning. Doors are not heald open anymore and checks are split on dates. One could say that these were signs of the women's liberation movement winning the equality battle, but that's only if we make the mistake of equating genteel behavior with inequality. It's the fault of both parties involved. Men should be holding themselves to a minimum standard of gentlemanly behavior. Women should demand the treatment due to a lady...As long as she acts like a lady.4/10/2014
We're Reading- "5 ways to stay focused during a matchHunting, shooting, fishing and adventure for women by women"
The Rogers Report: Randi Rogers shares ways to beat stress and tedium associated with shooting competitions. One of the reasons that I love shooting is the rush that you get. ...
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4/08/2014
First Look Review: SIRT Pro from Next Level Training
By Gabby For Gun Nuts
After reviewing a number of laser training systems, I now have the pleasure of testing Next Level Training's SIRT Pro Training Pistol. I got a few minutes with this tool at SHOTShow 2014, and was very impressed with the realism of the product. The SIRT Pro is shaped just like a Glock 17. The slide is metal and the frame plastic, just like the real thing. Even the weight is similar and it has a detachable weighted magazine. The SIRT has two built-in lasers. The laser that comes from within the muzzle is green and appears when the trigger is fully depressed. A red laser appears from just below the muzzel and is activated anytime the trigger is touched. It is called the "trigger prep laser". A small switch on the top of the slide allows the user to turn the trigger prep laser on or off. These are the only function options the SIRT offers. Why would you want the trigger prep laser on or off? Well, if you want to see the difference in the movement of the gun from the beginning to end of your trigger press, the first light can be helpful. It can also be useful to an instructor who is watching over your shoulder.4/08/2014
We're Reading- "Rockcastle Shooting Center – Where Southern hospitality and firearms meetHunting, shooting, fishing and adventure for women by women"
She Shoots 2: Michelle Cerino describes why she loves Rockcastle Shooting Center and its women-only courses. Shoot The Rock! What? Isn’t that dangerous? No, silly, that’s just what we say when we are heading to Rockcastle Shooting Center (The Rock) at Park Mammoth Resort in Park City, Ky. ...
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4/03/2014
3 Gun Gear - Competition Belt
By Gabby
If you think you're going to show up at a 3 gun match with your concealed carry belt or a basic reinforced nylon belt, you've got another thing coming. The other night I tried to load up my Uncle Mikes Reinforced Instructors Belt and run a few speed loading drills with my new shotgun, and all I got was a rude awakening.
A double layered belt is an absolute necessity for 3 gun.[tweet this]The following images are of a CR Speed belt, but there are a number of other companies who make similar models.
4/02/2014
Good Sportsmanship Comes Natural to Gun People
By Gabby For Gun Nuts
Maybe I'm biased, but I have seen more impressive acts of true sportsmanship from the competitive shooting community than from any other sport in America. Everything from the courtesy extended to me when I visit a match to the written rules of the 3 Gun Nation, lead me to feel this way. I would even go so far as to say that children who participate in the shooting sports seem to be better behaved and have better manners than any other group of kids I've seen. Can this all be credited to guns?
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