NRA Women channel
The folks at the NRA send us a link to their video about their new series; NRA Women, sponsored by Smith & Wesson;
The National Rifle Association introduced its new NRA Women channel today, along with the vision to expose the public to the female face of the NRA – focusing on the “New Energy” of the women in the shooting sports who are making their voices known. NRA Women will share their stories to broaden our base but really show the greater public who we are and what were passionate about as gun owners.
Category: Guns
Damn….
Women, Guns and TV all in one package??
I’ll watch this having a beer..and we’re four for four!!
have to laugh… they’re emphasizing ‘the face of women in the NRA’ – well, you can’t see half her face but her chest is center of the viewing field.
I’ll reserve my judgement until I see if they make a habit of matching calibers with bra size.
That’s hot.
I love my Smith and Wesson!! I carry it every where and it was my Daddy’s service revolver.
And bra size and calibers match up to women like a man and a corvette match. If you know what I’m saying. Haha!
#4 said “Well, you can’t see half her face but her chest is center of the viewing field.”
How else is it supposed to be?
Conservative babes. Where have they been hiding?
@3 – well, there are always the Kahr “Thin is Sexy” ads, for thise who like anorexic models.
Don’t get me wrong… cute girl in the pic and at least she has her finger off the trigger – I was just amused at the politically correct rhetoric matched with a somewhat less-so picture. If only her mother was available…
Don’t get me wrong; a pretty girl with a nice gun is fine. But the last time I could have gotten away with wearing a bikini when I went shooting was about 25 years ago, and a slinky woman doesn’t convince me — a woman — to watch a shooting program. Selling to men and attempting to attract women at the same time just isn’t going to work. Now if the idea is to attract Sugar Daddy, so that he buys Arm Candy a gun…well, then things are as they always were. Right?
Well, that’s eye candy for the guys.
I simply can’t relate to anyone who fits into skinnier jeans than I do. It should include women of a certain age. I feel, well, sort of left out.