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Men and guns, the two have been paired for ages. But not so much anymore. Ladies, it’s your turn to lock and load.
The National Rifle Association says more women are buying guns for sport and self defense, and gun makers are taking notice, creating everything from revolvers called the “Pink Lady” and “Lavender Lady” to pink tasers, glasses and hearing protection.
The store said ladies guns are so popular, especially in pink, that they have a hard time keeping them in stock.
“It just warms my heart when I see pink,” Jennifer McKenna, gun owner, said. “I say, oh it’s a girl gun and it makes me giggle on the inside.”
“I’m definitely more empowered. Oddly enough, it’s made me a friendlier person and I’m not scared to engage someone who is approaching me,” McKenna said.
So move over gentleman, there’s a new sharpshooter in town and she’s packing pink. – [source]
I get all warm and fuzzy too when I see pink. Especially if it’s a sweater on Michelle Malkin. I’d buy a pink gun, as long as it had “Hello Kitty” grips on it….
Women packing pink?
It makes me giggle on the outside.
Accessorization is a primary factor for Mrs. Gort.
Pink is simply not in the equation.
Stainless steel, parkerized, ferritic nitrocarburizing: now those are acceptable in her universe of wardrobe harmony and mobile weaponry.
I like it for the fact that any survivor would get laughed at while incarcerated. “You were taken down by a woman with a pink gun!? BAWAHAHAHA!” Not that there’s anything wrong with pink. Wouldn’t mind owning a pink gun with ‘Hello Kitty’ grips, for teaching my girls to shoot…
With the rising crime, it is very important that the women carry a gun for their protection.