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Moms Who Carry Concealed
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David Williamson
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Meet two Wisconsin moms who carry concealed guns. Kelli Petery lives in South Milwaukee with her husband and two kids, and has a Springfield SDX 9mm. Shamara Austin is a single parent in Milwaukee who has three children, and carries a 380 Ruger. Their main motivation for carrying is the same: protecting their kids. |
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Austin has every right to keep and bear, but in my opinion she shouldn't. With her attitude about insulating her son from guns, his curiosity will grow unabated, which is a tragedy waiting to happen.
Better that she should educate him on real gun safety and quit the "Do as I say, not as I do." method. |
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