In the end, we left the nearly impossible job of picking the three winners in our Can Can Concealment give-away contest to the people at Can Can. The task was just too daunting. We’d received over 100 entries from women all over the country. And heaters? We saw them all, from little pink wheel guns to big bad Barretts. And some even bigger. In fact, Can Can was so impressed with the entries that they’re giving all of the women who sent in a pic a 10% discount on their products (email with discount code to follow). So here are Can Can’s three faves. The first winner, above, is Tonya M., about whom Can Can said, “Practice, practice, practice with eye and ear protection and good form! She’s self-confident and up for the challenge. Look out world!” Next up . . .
Erin L. is winner number two and Can Can wrote, “Seamless transition from AR to sidearm and ready for the recoil. This stylishly tactical gal is ready for any apocalypse—zombie or otherwise!”
Finally, Can Can’s third choice was Betsy W. “This powerhouse obviously works out on the range and in the gym! Confident, capable and in control. She can handle anything! The total Can Can woman!”
Thanks to everyone who entered and to Can Can for providing the alluring prizes.
And the facebook page with all the pics has been great to show the ladies in my life that “see, guns aren’t just boys toys”
Congratulations to the winners. Now I have to go and buy a can can for my special lady.
The fact this is done under the guise of religion is reprehensible.
I love how video is becoming more and more available all the time. Reading about a DGU is one thing, seeing it in action is another. I never want to be the guy who wishes for someone to get shot, but gawd help me, I was hoping one of these pukes would take lead in a hip. I just don’t trust the courts to keep them away from the family down the street.
Looking at this in a balanced light.
On one hand, it doesn’t profit anyone to carry a gun they can’t hold worth anything. Like it or not, we can’t go back to 1954 when only six foot tall guys could join the police. If the officers in my town are destined to be female no matter what, I’d rather they carry something they can hold.
On the other, we have to wonder why politicians are insisting that the police hire people physically unqualified to do the job.That, by the way, isn’t a sexist remark-because as a skinny guy, I can’t very well apply for admission as a Sumo Wrestler . If I did and they say no, I don’t have grounds to wail to the nearest judge about “discrimination”.
Great story. I am inspired. Must… Go… Hunting again.
What does bear meat taste like?
OK, I’ll go ahead and say it first, “Chicken”
OK, got that out of the way.
Now, is it like beef? Bison? ….
“You know that material costs will be astoundingly high. You’ll burn though them at great speed. And you’ll always be running to the store/ordering online more cartridges for whatever material you’ve just run out of, or are missing.”
These aren’t inkjet printers. The materials for current 3-d printers are about as expensive as printer paper, not printer ink. It’s sold on spools by the kilogram. A kilo costs about $26, and you could print for weeks nonstop on that spool alone. It’s not expensive, and you don’t run out suddenly.
OK, so to increase Officer Safety (R) I propose that the State and all Township police be required to use this technology. After all, if it saves one life (TM)…
Friggin narcs.
“The gun went off…” Yeah.
So… what happened to that promised discount to those who entered?