RKBABob
Member
OLEG, Here's an idea...
How about a poster with out the rifle, and no gun handling at all. Why not show two pictures of Kit (or any other female) side by side...
The 1st pic would be of a police officer, in a street setting, with a pistol clearly visible in a belt holster...
the 2nd pic of the same person in plain clothes, perhaps hanging up her coat in her home, with a holster also visible.
The caption could read: "A woman's right to self-defense..." across the top, and at the bottom "is not dependant on wearing a uniform."
Good job, by the way! I like the way you use females in many of your posters. It softens the image of gun ownership, and gets the point across in a less intimidating, or "in your face" way. I'd imagine female fence-sitters are swayed more easily by this, than by images of tough guys with guns.
I like COLORFUL guns. Now how do I convince my wife that she needs a powder pink AR? 
How about a poster with out the rifle, and no gun handling at all. Why not show two pictures of Kit (or any other female) side by side...
The 1st pic would be of a police officer, in a street setting, with a pistol clearly visible in a belt holster...
the 2nd pic of the same person in plain clothes, perhaps hanging up her coat in her home, with a holster also visible.
The caption could read: "A woman's right to self-defense..." across the top, and at the bottom "is not dependant on wearing a uniform."
Good job, by the way! I like the way you use females in many of your posters. It softens the image of gun ownership, and gets the point across in a less intimidating, or "in your face" way. I'd imagine female fence-sitters are swayed more easily by this, than by images of tough guys with guns.
Cool!
I like COLORFUL guns. Now how do I convince my wife that she needs a powder pink AR?