Posted on 10/04/2013 10:37:31 AM PDT by marktwain
SCOTTSDALE, AZ - Mention the phrase "girls night" and most people think of the local bar scene and the age old ploy designed to attract women patrons - not to mention the men who are inclined chase them.
But girls night is taking on a whole new meaning at a number of area gun clubs, where women are dropping their designer purses and picking up pistols instead.
Managers at the Scottsdale Gun Club say concerns over personal safety have women flocking to their establishment.
What was once a monthly event is now held bi-monthly, as part of Ladies for Liberty night. The gun safety classes have become so popular theyre now booked through the end of the year.
Valley resident Tanda Siragusa is one of the women who has trade in the traditional girls night out in exchange for a little peace of mind. She says the course is just what she needed to feel more secure. Ill now know how to handle a weapon if ever in a defensive situation, she said.
(Excerpt) Read more at abc15.com ...
"Progressive" statists fear and hate the idea of women becoming armed.
Nice picture of an RPG. I wonder where it was taken. The van in the background reminds me of many I have seen on Army RDT&E installations.
lol
I once spent the night in the Venus de Milo Arms
It is a very impressive place.
A great class III range.
This is beginning to be a trend..few places here in S. Florida have gone “girls night out” and drawing large groups! More power to them!
The entrepreneurial opportunity here is so golden...
Now if there is just some way to attract the teen girl market, giving them some token so they could have bragging rights with their friends. Maybe colored bracelets, like karate belts, with the more they shoot the higher their rating goes.
I LOVE this stuff. All good women should learn how to shoot and defend themselves.
I periodically send this link to the females in our family ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCBNOFmr4nw
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