It's a cute shirt. And will get you attention from all the boys.
Not sure I would advertise I carry a gun.
If your weaker and smaller than your potential attacker. An element of surprise coupled with your weapon and ability to use it. May actually save your life.
It's a cute shirt. And will get you attention from all the boys.
Not sure I would advertise I carry a gun.
If your weaker and smaller than your potential attacker. An element of surprise coupled with your weapon and ability to use it. May actually save your life.
I wear a firearm T-shirt of some sort quite often. I don't care what people think. Of course, I do have a beard though!
Haha! Not necessarily looking to get attention from the boys. Men on the other hand hehe jk jk There's a time and place for everything. This is more of a shirt to wear when I go shooting... I found I needed to build my high collar shirt collection so why not with firearm related ones? Thanks for the advice!
Haha! Not necessarily looking to get attention from the boys. Men on the other hand hehe jk jk There's a time and place for everything. This is more of a shirt to wear when I go shooting... I found I needed to build my high collar shirt collection so why not with firearm related ones? Thanks for the advice!
My best friend sent me this link and I ordered the shirt for myself faster than the next text came in saying it was going to be my birthday present
"Not A Pepper Spray Kind Of Girl" T-Shirt - Shirts - Apparel | GLOCK USA
I purchased a new handgun last week for my collection and naturally found a day to get some shooting time in. However, being mostly self taught, it's hard to know what I'm doing right or wrong without an experienced shooter with me to give me pointers. I learned gun safety and the basics of how my handguns work from the CHL class I took, so I'm not concerned about that. Just working more on shooting accuracy. I found that watching videos before heading out helped! What are some of your favorites?
Still trying to get the hang of posting. Forum virgin. The most helpful feedback I've got is from having a laser on the gun. A laser will show you, for example, that you pressure on the trigger is pushing the gun off to the left. So you quickly learn to position your trigger finger differently and or retrain yourself to apply pressure directly backward and or to hold gun much harder with off hand. If gun moves erratically during trigger squeeze you may need a different gripping style that holds gun more firmly. A laser let's you know exactly what you are doing.My best friend sent me this link and I ordered the shirt for myself faster than the next text came in saying it was going to be my birthday present
"Not A Pepper Spray Kind Of Girl" T-Shirt - Shirts - Apparel | GLOCK USA
I purchased a new handgun last week for my collection and naturally found a day to get some shooting time in. However, being mostly self taught, it's hard to know what I'm doing right or wrong without an experienced shooter with me to give me pointers. I learned gun safety and the basics of how my handguns work from the CHL class I took, so I'm not concerned about that. Just working more on shooting accuracy. I found that watching videos before heading out helped! What are some of your favorites?
That's not just a Man/Woman thing. Everybody has different sized hands, bone structures, and natural gripping tendencies. My son was dead accurate with our old beretta but I hit low with it... I'm good with a full size Glock, but can't hit great with a compact. Glock and others figured this out and started sending out different back strap sizes to swap out, but there is other things that factor in too.. such as trigger shape, and pull geometry, and even the shape of the trigger guard. A .001" off center at the muzzle quickly multiplies as the bullet travels down range. As if we need an excuse to shoot as many different guns as possible
You want to learn to shoot accurately?
Ruger 5.5 inch bull barrel would be an excellent choice. Many manufactures and models
to choose from. See what fits you best. Trigger control is an important fundamental.
The low recoil 22 pistol will teach you not to flinch. Mind over flinch.
Don't let that scare you off, lol. There are women there that don't have those skills, but they still come.@Camelfilter "women's section" so the one I posted in? I've been invited to the Ladies League at TriCounty.... however have you seen the qualifications for that?
Don't let that scare you off, lol. There are women there that don't have those skills, but they still come.
If you would like to go out to TriCounty sometime to practice, just give me a holler
I would love to join you sometime to practice!
