About Me

I am also the author of 4 books, available on Amazon, and at many major outlets. I have been contributing writer for Combat Handgun Magazine and Women and Guns Magazine.

I was an instructor for many years, Recently retired.

Thank you for following along with me as this journey continues.

Safe Shooting!



my books

my books
Thoughts, comments and insights for women who shoot and the men who love us!

Friday, May 23, 2014

More Great Advice From Anette Wachter

NRA Women presented by Smith & Wesson
Tips & Tactics sponsored by Cabela’s Outdoor Fund
“Shooting with a Bipod” featuring Anette Wachter
 
Stability is the name of the game when shooting with a bipod. On today’s Tips & Tactics episode, Anette explains how to “load the bipod” so you can take the best shot. Anette Wachter is a member of the U.S. National Rifle Team and author of the 30 Cal Gal blog.

Thursday, May 15, 2014

Advice from Anette Wachter!

NRA Women presented by Smith & Wesson
Tips & Tactics sponsored by Cabela’s Outdoor Fund
“Live Firing” featuring Anette Wachter

We’re excited to introduce Anette Wachter as our newest Tips & Tactics instructor. Anette is a member of the U.S. National Rifle Team and author of the 30 Cal Gal blog. In her first Tips & Tactics episode, Anette covers two fundamental techniques that are important to remember when shooting at a target.


I had the pleasure of meeting Anette at Shot Show last January.  She is very sweet, very tall and very down to earth.

I hope you enjoy her as much as I did.

Thursday, May 8, 2014

Giving Back!

Firearms instructors have an obligation to never stop learning.  We also have an obligation to share information and teach people to be safer.


I had just such opportunity recently.  I taught an Awareness and Personal Safety class for the employees of a small shop near me. We covered all kinds of things from Situational Awareness to how to hit, break free from a grab, talk down an irate customer, calling the police, coping with a robbery and even the aftermath.  It was fun, they learned a lot, I learned a few things, and at the end of the class I think everyone had a new perspective. 



My new tag line might end up being Train for Real Life.