Last minute shopping anyone?

A Connecticut shooting school leader shows merchandise and gear available for purchase or donation, including eye protection, hats, sweatshirts, and earmuffs. She highlights specific items with prices, then shifts to fundraising for the DC Project with t-shirts starting at $20 donations, plus patches, stickers, and playing cards from various vendors.
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So I have no idea if I have good internet connection or not, so these are super fuzzy pictures. I apologize. Also, I forgot to fix the lighting, so all sorts of shadows and whatnot. So it is the eve of Christmas Eve, and normally I too would be shopping last minute, but because I had surgery last week, I got everything done by last week because I wasn't sure how it's going to go after surgery. So I'm just here to see if perhaps you need some help. Let's see, I have a couple different things here. GunGoddess.com is one of those places I go shopping all the time, and that's where I got my eye protection and my ear protection I use for the school. However, I did buy a bunch of extra ones. Hey DJ, nice to see you, kid. Kid? Yeah, I have no idea how old you are, but anyway, I saw your rock concert stuff from 2016. So, um, GunGoddess.com is where I buy my stuff. I do have a couple things on hand for students if they want. My favorite ones are these, and the reason I love them is, A, they are pink, just like, um, you know, my school colors. But I also love them because they are nice and thin, so when you're wearing them under headphones like this, they don't squash into your head, and they're generally pretty comfy. I like the nose pieces on them as well because they're also adjustable, so they're not squishing you and they kind of fit to your face. The ones you usually wear when you're here at the school, um, also nice thin for over your ears. So if you're wearing them under ear protection, it's very nice. And on one of these somewhere, I swear I have a a price tag, but I don't remember. I want to say they're $19.99, something like that. But we can always look it up on gunngoddess.com because I'll just charge you whatever she charges me. Let's see what else we have. A Great Start Shooting School hats, because you know a hat is actually a piece of safety equipment. People are like, what are you talking about? Well, the front here that goes over your face, that stops brass from hitting your face. The top also stops hot brass from hitting the top of your head. So these are $20. That part I know because I sell these all the time because these are from a Great Start Shooting School. Choice of pink or— I don't know, this is supposed to be black, but the sweatshirt is black, so we're going to call that gray. I had a student in here, we were having some snap cap difficulties. She got some really cheap snap caps. We didn't know. We got them stuck in her gun. It was all sorts of fun. So we're trying out some of these new STAP snap caps. I got 2, so if anybody here wants to steal some from me, um, I can do that as well. What else we got? Electronic earmuffs. Now I don't know if you notice, but we're starting to move into the teal side of things. So, oh yeah, sweatshirts. I just have these 2. They're both large. They're already pre-shrunk, so, um, they're— they fit me though. So if you don't buy them, I will just keep them and they will be mine. But I love them because they're, they're nice and soft now, and they're also still nice and soft when you get them washed. So, and those are $40 because they're on sale. Normally they're $60, but because they're the last two, only large, that's what I'm going with. Um, yes, I am an entire institution. It's true, is my school. I started it because it's a great start, because when I started, I had the worst time finding anywhere to go and get training. So that's why it's a great start, because I wanted people have an awesome experience learning how to use safety gear and use firearms and not be afraid. So electronic earmuffs. These are in teal because if you notice over here we've got teal for 2A, which is a DC project which I'll get to in a minute. For those of us who like to be matchy-matchy, these are the teal eyeglasses with the teal electronic earmuffs, and these are $59 because those ones are marked. And if you like the pink and black, like, you know, I like the pink and black, Those are also the electronic earmuffs. I like them because of the way they squish up. They're also nice and comfy. So those are all the things that I am selling from a Great Start Shooting School. But now let's go on to giving to your favorite Second Amendment foundation. So I didn't think to roll one of these out beforehand because that would have made so much more sense. Hold on. Where are they? All right, so we have my DC project, Educate Not Legislate t-shirts, and these are the official, um, these were our first, I think these are one of our first runs of t-shirts. We've come out with so many different ones now, it's kind of crazy. We have the ones that are black on black. And then we also have ones that are white on black. It's a little bit easier to see the white on black for sure. The ones that are black on black, honestly considering getting a paint pen and fixing that. So anyway, here are DC Project t-shirts. I have them from small to whatever this one is, 3XL. And for a $20 or more donation to DC Project. I will let you pick out one of these that is in your size. Now you can go to dcproject.info and you can look up DC Project. I am the state leader here in Connecticut, and we are women gathered together, um, to promote and protect our Second Amendment rights. And this is one way that you can share. I dcproject.info. And pretty nice to see a bunch of colorways for shooters that aren't FDE, camo, or olive drab. Well, yes, I, I do like my colors. I, and I don't know, before guns, I got to tell you, DJ, I did not like pink. I thought pink was super girly and I hated pink. Notice my sweater is actually pink today and so are my nails. Um, but I also think pink and black go really together really well. All right, so DC Project, uh, $20 donation or more, and you can have your pick of shirt sizes from small all the way up to 3X. You can either donate directly on the website, or you can come here when you pick it up and get your, um, and you can donate here as well. So we'll continue on to the donation side of the table. Do you need a stocking stuffer? Are you dying to have a cool little patch of some sort? So I just got a bunch of Old West playing cards which are from my friend at Gun Websites, and you can look him up on YouTube. He also has a web— a website called G-Webs, I think. I'll have to put that in the comments because I forget. Or DJ, if you could, since you're here, um, can you put a link up there? Because I know Barbecue has it on his stuff. So We've also got firearms inventors if you want to learn a little bit about where they came from. It's pretty cool. There was a ton of information that got done to create these cards and just like where different types of guns came from and who invented them and who did what. So I'm sure parabellum's in there somewhere. All right, so that's just GWEBs, and like I said, I'll put another thing And, uh, you can't because it's not moderated. Oh no, I just meant like put it in the comments. Put the, uh, I'll, I'll stick the, um, website in the comments, but sorry, in the description. All right, and then we've got patches because patches are always fun. And let's see, wait, can we see this? Gunchannels.com, which I guess is no longer, but they're still cool looking patches. And the fact that they're in my colors also makes me excited. Every Second Matters. This is a show that you all should check out on the 2nd of every month. You can go to Guns and Barbecue, and that's another YouTube channel. Uh, 2 for— yeah, I can read the second— 2A for Everyone. There we go. Diversityshoot.com, another place you can go and donate. Um, I did get my little Wolverine patch, but I got 3 of them. So I'm willing to share. I'm keeping one for myself, but these are fun for sure. If you're here in Connecticut— well, of course you're here in Connecticut because if you're shopping on my shop, this is how you're going to be here, is because you're going to come visit Connecticut Citizens Defense League. I have these awesome patches that— black and white or white and black, your choice. I have stickers, and it's really hard to see, but that is a white CCBL sticker. So if you put on something that's got color, it'll be cool. And of course I have hot pink For the stickers, all you have to do is donate at least a dollar to CCDL, and I'll happily give you one of the stickers. For the patches, you need to donate $10 or more. And those are my 2A friends that I can think of. So anyway, here's shopping last minute, because usually I am totally the last minute shopper, and people always ask, what do you have on hand? So this is legit everything that is in the second— in my, in my Second Amendment— in my classroom for right now that is available to you at any point in time. So that's kind of it. And thanks for checking in, DJ. Thanks for Mick Joe. Is that what I'm supposed to be saying? I don't know. MK Joe. Um, and that's it. So dry fire, that's always useful. Ear protection, eye protection, also useful. Oh, I forgot the other color. The other color, I don't know how well your screen is going to show it. It's kind of an orangey thing. It's a little bit warmer than a— it's a warm orange versus a cold orange. My pink ones, these are the ones that I wear all the time. And then of course teal for 2A because, you know, it's cool to also wear your shirt, get all matchy-matchy., and voilà, you look awesome at the range. Oh wait, and throw a hat in there, then you're fully prepared. All right, MKJ yo. All right, all right, talk to you guys all later. Merry Christmas Eve and a Happy New Year, and see y'all Saturday for Suicide Prevention Saturday. Bye!










