Posted on Jul 18, 2016
50 Women Stage Unconventional Pro-Gun Demonstration In DC
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This is a great small article about these women. How bold they were to demonstrate for the 2nd amendment right to bear arms. I've always heard, don't get in a shooting contest with a woman. They will beat you every time. Something that comes natural to women I guess.
On July 8, 50 American women — one from each state — rallied on Capitol Hill in support of 2nd Amendment rights.
The women, members of “The D.C. Project,” hoped to challenge gun control rhetoric — and the stereotypes typically associated with those who are pro-gun — by sharing personal stories about responsible gun ownership.
On July 8, 50 American women — one from each state — rallied on Capitol Hill in support of 2nd Amendment rights.
The women, members of “The D.C. Project,” hoped to challenge gun control rhetoric — and the stereotypes typically associated with those who are pro-gun — by sharing personal stories about responsible gun ownership.
50 Women Stage Unconventional Pro-Gun Demonstration In DC
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SGT (Join to see) - This is a valuable step forward. But, it is one thing to visit a static range . . . and something else again to be intellectually, physically, and emotionally prepared to shoot accurately at a moving human target, to quickly move to new cover, and to cope emotionally with all of the harsh consequences of taking a life . . . even when you are threatened and even in self defense. This is something that is under appreciated in self defense courses and under appreciated on the static range . . . that leads to overconfidence, unnecessary risk taking, and unexpected emotional fallout. Even worse most civilian ranges have banned human head and torso targets . . . requiring women students to shoot abstract targets . . . making the leap from practice targets to self defense and threat removal even harder to manage. Warmest Regards, Sandy :)
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1LT Sandy Annala, Thank you for your answer. I know full well about the feeling of taking a life. I try my best not to think of it that way, but it still comes down to killing another person.
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It's tough to argue with a woman, especially my wife, especially when she's holding a gun. At 4'11" and 110 pounds, she becomes quite intimidating. Without it, she's prey
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You're so funny at times CPT Jack Durish. Mines the same size and I do what she tells me to do. She used to be married to a cop and she knows the front and rear end of a pistol very well. Lol
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