2 thoughts on “Protecting Our Gun Rights – Women have them too!”
Thanks for sharing my story! I only did what I felt was neccessary! I am a member of the Well Armed Womens Ethridge Chapter and we meet once a month to go over gun safety and enjoy Range Time. I am very comfortable with guns and my boys know proper use of guns also. Im a very proud supporter of my 2nd Ammendment Rights!
Agreed completely… And this might upset some folks… But that gun you own needs to remain available and loaded… You can’t tell a burglar breaking into your home… Give me a minute to unlock the gun safe…. then give me a minute to get my ammo out of a completely different safe.. You need to teach Gun safety to kids at a young age.. You need to teach them it is NOT a toy. My kids have been shooting for a few years now… They are 10 and 13. And before we taught them I talked with the police dept about youth and gun rules and safety.. And the officer I spoke with gave me the best advice… let them use it. Don’t make it a special thing in your house that they can only look at. This would make them curious to play with it…. Keep them involved so they know just how dangerous it is. And this way they can handle using it themselves responsibly. Just this momma’s thoughts.. 🙂
Thanks for sharing my story! I only did what I felt was neccessary! I am a member of the Well Armed Womens Ethridge Chapter and we meet once a month to go over gun safety and enjoy Range Time. I am very comfortable with guns and my boys know proper use of guns also. Im a very proud supporter of my 2nd Ammendment Rights!
Agreed completely… And this might upset some folks… But that gun you own needs to remain available and loaded… You can’t tell a burglar breaking into your home… Give me a minute to unlock the gun safe…. then give me a minute to get my ammo out of a completely different safe.. You need to teach Gun safety to kids at a young age.. You need to teach them it is NOT a toy. My kids have been shooting for a few years now… They are 10 and 13. And before we taught them I talked with the police dept about youth and gun rules and safety.. And the officer I spoke with gave me the best advice… let them use it. Don’t make it a special thing in your house that they can only look at. This would make them curious to play with it…. Keep them involved so they know just how dangerous it is. And this way they can handle using it themselves responsibly. Just this momma’s thoughts.. 🙂