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Female Gun Owners: We Prefer the AR-15
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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In the aftermath of a recent Florida self-defense shooting, female gun owners argued that the AR-15 provides specific advantages to women for home defense, vehemently rejecting the views of gun-control activists who insist the firearm is unnecessary. Speaking with the Washington Free Beacon on Friday, five female firearm owners and advocates said the AR-15 platform offers several features that are ideal for women specifically. Robyn M. Sandoval, executive director of A Girl & A Gun Women's Shooting League, said the rifle is both more effective and safer for female shooters.
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"I call [the AR-15] the Mr. Potato Head for the gun connoisseur!" - GUFFAW!!! - GOOD girl, Dianna! That's a GOOD girl!
Tell Daddy what you want for Christmas, sweetheart.
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