One of my goals for 2022 was to take as many training courses as possible. After receiving numerous Facebook ads for a women's only "defensive carry course" conducted by Florida-based Focused Fire Training, curiosity got the best of me, and I decided to sign up for the course. Focused Fire Training's Course Description and Details
The New York Times on Saturday published a bogus "research" article about the firearms industry's marketing tactics. According to their so-called "investigation," the firearms industry is taking advantage of Americans and stoking fear, particularly amongst women and young men. But what they're really doing is taking aim at female gun owners like me. From the
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