Oh, ok...
And who was the inconsiderate OAF who didn't warn her about the potential for hot brass and low necklines to intersect, and the resulting discomfort that occurs? Same oaf as didn't instruct and then DRILL her (practice) on what to do if you're shooting and suddenly an emergency happens (i.e. hot brass, hair catches fire, rabid raccoon attacks your ankle) in a safe and sane manner? Sounds like somebody likes to set his wife up to make a fool of herself and then blames HER and give her no end of crap about it and then tell others so they can laugh at her too? No wonder it's an "almost divorce" type situation.
Sorry, I take lots of women shooting. I always spend at least an hour and a half going over the details beforehand so they know what they're getting into. And yes we do drill them on physical handling with unloaded firearms before even loading up in the car to head towards the range. There is a right and a wrong way to introduce a woman (anyone, really) to shooting. If more people got a polite and THOROUGH introduction, we'd have more shooters today who value their 2nd amendment rights and we wouldn't have to fight HALF the legal garbage the anti's throw in our way because we'd have them hopelessly outnumbered. Sure, enjoy a cheap laugh at a new shooter's expense - but wave bu-bye to their continued interest in firearms, and oh yeah to some of your 2nd amendment freedom they take with them when they go.
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Now to transition: XD for us... my wife has an XD9 and likes it a lot. About 2500-3000 rounds through it so far and it just keeps working. It gets a good cleaning after every range trip. If you like a firearm, why would you not maintain it properly? The XD is no beauty queen, but I'm sorry, the Glock is like a girl who puts out but is too darn fugly to kiss with the lights on. I want to like her, but I just can't bring myself to do it.
And who was the inconsiderate OAF who didn't warn her about the potential for hot brass and low necklines to intersect, and the resulting discomfort that occurs? Same oaf as didn't instruct and then DRILL her (practice) on what to do if you're shooting and suddenly an emergency happens (i.e. hot brass, hair catches fire, rabid raccoon attacks your ankle) in a safe and sane manner? Sounds like somebody likes to set his wife up to make a fool of herself and then blames HER and give her no end of crap about it and then tell others so they can laugh at her too? No wonder it's an "almost divorce" type situation.
Sorry, I take lots of women shooting. I always spend at least an hour and a half going over the details beforehand so they know what they're getting into. And yes we do drill them on physical handling with unloaded firearms before even loading up in the car to head towards the range. There is a right and a wrong way to introduce a woman (anyone, really) to shooting. If more people got a polite and THOROUGH introduction, we'd have more shooters today who value their 2nd amendment rights and we wouldn't have to fight HALF the legal garbage the anti's throw in our way because we'd have them hopelessly outnumbered. Sure, enjoy a cheap laugh at a new shooter's expense - but wave bu-bye to their continued interest in firearms, and oh yeah to some of your 2nd amendment freedom they take with them when they go.
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Now to transition: XD for us... my wife has an XD9 and likes it a lot. About 2500-3000 rounds through it so far and it just keeps working. It gets a good cleaning after every range trip. If you like a firearm, why would you not maintain it properly? The XD is no beauty queen, but I'm sorry, the Glock is like a girl who puts out but is too darn fugly to kiss with the lights on. I want to like her, but I just can't bring myself to do it.

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