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Handgun class a hit with women
Statesman-Journal ^
| January 8, 2003
| HENRY MILLER
Posted on 01/11/2003 3:25:52 PM PST by tarawa
Edited on 04/13/2004 3:43:51 AM PDT by Jim Robinson.
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The sessions teaching firearm basics is so popular, it is becoming a monthly event.
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01/11/2003 3:25:52 PM PST
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tarawa
To: basil
ping
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01/11/2003 3:26:25 PM PST
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tarawa
To: bang_list
bang
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01/11/2003 3:26:30 PM PST
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Mulder
To: tarawa
There needs to be lots more of these classes, in every state. Nothing like hands-on experience (along with some fact-based instruction) to dispel unfounded anti-gun prejudices.
To: tarawa
Excellent Post...
To: tarawa
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01/11/2003 3:37:18 PM PST
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facedown
(Armed in the Heartland)
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01/11/2003 3:44:11 PM PST
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Mo1
(Join the DC Chapter at the Patriots Rally III on 1/18/03)
To: tarawa
"We had a 75-year-old woman who never had held a firearm in her hand, he said, adding that at the end of the day, She won the 10-shot shooting competition." LOL--you've got to really watch out for those little old grey-haired ladies. Most of them are "hell on wheels".
To: tarawa
The best things any gun range/gun shop can do is to hold a free gun NRA class. The sales will easily pay for itself. Most will not buy a gun until they have a class and classes are usually about $120. Give away the class, which doesn't cost much to do, and the gun sales will follow.
To: tarawa; sistergoldenhair
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01/11/2003 7:14:26 PM PST
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facedown
(Armed in the Heartland)
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