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Crimson Trace Offers Education for Gun Owners
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Crimson Trace, the industry leader in elevating laser sighting systems to standard equipment on concealed carry and personal defense firearms, now offers gun owners several avenues to education for those firearm uses.
First-time gun buyers and female gun owners often are the leading groups seeking more information about firearms and shooting skills improvement. According to the National Shooting Sports Foundation’s “First-Time Gun Buyers” report, one of the most important factors behind a first gun purchase is preparing for home- and self-defense. |
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teebonicus
(5/10/2015)
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Any gimmick can fail. which why it's best to stick to basics.
That said, the laser sighting enhancement technology is compelling.
But learn to shoot with iron sights.
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