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1. What is your first name (You may use a fake name)? How old are you?
Some call me Tokki. I am 29.
2. What is your background/ethnicity?
I am euro and asian, both of those halves in use are very mixed.
3. What is your occupation?
I work in LE, side stuff I train here and there, and also train others.
4. Where do you live, and do you live by yourself or with family/friends?
Keep homes in CA, CO, TX mainly. And no, not by myself
5. Is the community you live in safe? Does your community have a sufficient number of police? Do you think they are trained well enough to handle the crimes in your community? If not did this influence you to purchase a firearm?
Safe? Generally I'd guess. And yes sufficient to say the least. And yes trained very well. Regardless didn't influence for firearm purchase.
6. Do you think you are more vulnerable because you are female? Have you or anyone you know ever been the victim of a crime? Did this influence you to purchase a firearm?
Yes. And yes. I used to model when I was younger, I was both softer and physically weaker then. I was almost raped after a gig, and that happens; just decided was not going to let animals have their way.
7. How much TV do you watch? What type of programs are you watching? Did any form of media or news reports influence you to purchase a firearm?
I don't really watch tv.
8. Is the community you live in vulnerable to a natural disaster? Are there a sufficient number of government personnel to keep you safe? Are they trained well enough to keep you safe? If not then did this influence your purchase of a firearm?
Generally I think everywhere is subject to any kind of disaster, from fire to flood, earthquakes and so on. I think there are sufficient personnel on hand to respond to some emergencies, but I don't think its a good idea folks solely rely on public service to take care of them for everything, I believe every person should keep themselves readily in shape, keep a decent amount of food for themselves and family, and or have their own firearms for protection. Dialing 911 for a 5min or longer arrival doesn't solve certain encounters that're settled in under 60 seconds.
9. Is owning a firearm a hobby for you? Do you use your firearm for hunting, skeet shooting, or any other sporting activities? Are these activities the main reason for you owning a firearm?
Eh, yes and no? I don't really see firearms as a hobby, I use them as tools, like I do snap ons on a car or bike, but yes I do get enjoyment out of them, and actively run & gunning, I like applying training, and practice. So if need be in real world scenario, skillsets practiced and used, can be utilized fully. After running into folks, and trying different firearms, of theirs; yes does influence purchases for firearms
10. What was your stance on the 2nd amendment “the right to bear arms”? Did the 2nd amendment influence you to purchase a firearm?
My stance is everyone has that right, and anyone in elected seats should not and do not have a right to needle pick at it to justify their own wants and agendas. And yes it did, right to bear arms.
11. When exactly did you buy your first firearm? What kind of firearm was it and how many have you bought so far? What was the initial reason for you buying a firearm?
I can't remember, 05-06 I think? And it was a Glock. Initial reason was because after leaving a modeling gig, I was being watched by a guy, who to say the least wanted to do as he wanted with me. And yes, was the reason I bought. How many have I bought so far? A lot. Mostly long guns, because I enjoy them more. I enjoy building them. I buy lowers in bulk and usually transfer completed rifles to friends and associates at LGS as gifts like I did for christmas Companies like Noveske, BCM, are my fav I also like "Long Knocks of God", just picked up 2 GAP Rifles I like shotguns, just not as much Hopefully that helps.
Lastly, I am in a group with other women who are close friends, mostly veterans and or current LE, I will pass along your survey
Some call me Tokki. I am 29.
2. What is your background/ethnicity?
I am euro and asian, both of those halves in use are very mixed.
3. What is your occupation?
I work in LE, side stuff I train here and there, and also train others.
4. Where do you live, and do you live by yourself or with family/friends?
Keep homes in CA, CO, TX mainly. And no, not by myself
5. Is the community you live in safe? Does your community have a sufficient number of police? Do you think they are trained well enough to handle the crimes in your community? If not did this influence you to purchase a firearm?
Safe? Generally I'd guess. And yes sufficient to say the least. And yes trained very well. Regardless didn't influence for firearm purchase.
6. Do you think you are more vulnerable because you are female? Have you or anyone you know ever been the victim of a crime? Did this influence you to purchase a firearm?
Yes. And yes. I used to model when I was younger, I was both softer and physically weaker then. I was almost raped after a gig, and that happens; just decided was not going to let animals have their way.
7. How much TV do you watch? What type of programs are you watching? Did any form of media or news reports influence you to purchase a firearm?
I don't really watch tv.
8. Is the community you live in vulnerable to a natural disaster? Are there a sufficient number of government personnel to keep you safe? Are they trained well enough to keep you safe? If not then did this influence your purchase of a firearm?
Generally I think everywhere is subject to any kind of disaster, from fire to flood, earthquakes and so on. I think there are sufficient personnel on hand to respond to some emergencies, but I don't think its a good idea folks solely rely on public service to take care of them for everything, I believe every person should keep themselves readily in shape, keep a decent amount of food for themselves and family, and or have their own firearms for protection. Dialing 911 for a 5min or longer arrival doesn't solve certain encounters that're settled in under 60 seconds.
9. Is owning a firearm a hobby for you? Do you use your firearm for hunting, skeet shooting, or any other sporting activities? Are these activities the main reason for you owning a firearm?
Eh, yes and no? I don't really see firearms as a hobby, I use them as tools, like I do snap ons on a car or bike, but yes I do get enjoyment out of them, and actively run & gunning, I like applying training, and practice. So if need be in real world scenario, skillsets practiced and used, can be utilized fully. After running into folks, and trying different firearms, of theirs; yes does influence purchases for firearms
10. What was your stance on the 2nd amendment “the right to bear arms”? Did the 2nd amendment influence you to purchase a firearm?
My stance is everyone has that right, and anyone in elected seats should not and do not have a right to needle pick at it to justify their own wants and agendas. And yes it did, right to bear arms.
11. When exactly did you buy your first firearm? What kind of firearm was it and how many have you bought so far? What was the initial reason for you buying a firearm?
I can't remember, 05-06 I think? And it was a Glock. Initial reason was because after leaving a modeling gig, I was being watched by a guy, who to say the least wanted to do as he wanted with me. And yes, was the reason I bought. How many have I bought so far? A lot. Mostly long guns, because I enjoy them more. I enjoy building them. I buy lowers in bulk and usually transfer completed rifles to friends and associates at LGS as gifts like I did for christmas
Companies like Noveske, BCM, are my fav I also like "Long Knocks of God", just picked up 2 GAP Rifles I like shotguns, just not as much Hopefully that helps. Lastly, I am in a group with other women who are close friends, mostly veterans and or current LE, I will pass along your survey
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