Whenever us guys walk down the street, we certainly do love to admire a beautiful woman walking by and it seems that South Africa is the perfect place for that, simply because we have some of the most beautiful women in the world. And, while there’s nothing wrong with admiration, you take your life into your own hands when you try to cross the line with one of them. Because, yes; South African ladies are beautiful but they’re also deadly.
A lot of them are packing and I’m not
referring to lip-gloss or mascara in their purse. No, I’m
referring to the chrome-coloured, 1 kilo weighing Glock 9mm
in her purse, a beautiful example of modern-day stopping
power. And you don’t want to catch yourself on the wrong end
of that gun because, chances are, if she has a gun like that
she most likely know how to use it.
And, don’t think for a moment that, just because she’s a woman, she can’t shoot. If you do think that then you must never have heard of female sharpshooters like Lillian Smith, Florence Hughes, Anney Oakley or Sarah Edmunds. And, let’s not forget the heroic Russian female snipers of World War II like the beautiful Roza Shanina or the famous femme fatale Lyudmila Pavlichenco, hailed as the best sniper of the war with an astonishing 309 kills under her belt.
Yes, a woman carrying a gun is not
someone you should mess with and, here in South Africa, you
should be extra careful. Simply because our women are
targeted by cowardly killers and rapists. Many of them carry
guns because they have to. How else are they supposed to
stay safe? And we encourage women to carry guns, to learn
how to safely maintain and use them so, if the criminal
tries to take advantage of her, he’ll soon learn that she is
much more than a pretty face.