Why I like my snubby — a Smith & Wesson Airweight 642
By Barbara Baird, Women's Outdoor News
By Barbara Baird, Women's Outdoor News
By Barbra Baird, Women's Outdoor News
By Barbara Baird, Women's Outdoor News
By Barbara Baird, Women's Outdoor News
On Jan. 10, a five-year-old girl stood in a bus line with her friends and they discussed the merits of a princess bubble blower compared to a Hello Kitty bubble gun. The little girl extolled the virtues of the Hello Kitty toy, and said, “I’ll shoot you, you shoot me and we’ll all play together.”
By Barbara Baird, Women's Outdoor News
With this first in a series on female gun bloggers, we visit with Gracie McKee, who pens “Packing Pretty” from her home base in Portland, Oregon. ~ Barbara Baird, Women's Outdoor News
After talking to at least 100 women in the industry about their choices for concealed carry, I’ve come to the conclusion that I need more than one carry gun.
It was a big day in gun world this week, on March 7, when Julie Golob appeared on Top Guns. Julie, always poised under whatever pressure is thrown at her at the time, explained three competition guns made by the company she represents (Smith & Wesson), talked about the guns’ histories and capabilities and then, shot them to demonstrate the firepower and attributes. I just want to know, what is her choice for antiperspirant? Seriously, it must be good.