I'm no prude by any stretch of the imagination, but that site just seems creepy to me. I have no problem with pornography, nor do I have a problem with women being interested in firearms--I wish my wife was--
but women in provocative poses with firearms
makes my skin crawl. It's just so incongruous--like eating Oreo cookies while drinking beer. Yuck!
BTW, there is a company named EAA that is running a series of ads in various gun mags featuring scantily-clad women holding various firearms. Granted, the women ARE pretty, but it's such a transparent ploy I find it insulting to my intelligence. Does this company think that gun owners only think with their crotches? Isn't crap like this just playing into the hands of some anti-gunners who equate the desire for firearms with feelings of sexual inadequacy? Sometimes I think the gun community (esp. some manufacturers and marketers) is its own worst enemy.
DAL
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Reading "Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal," by Ayn Rand, should be required of every politician and in every high school.
[This message has been edited by DAL (edited November 20, 1999).]