Stephen Gutowski

 

  • writter for:
    – the National Review
    – The Washington Review
    – The Atlanti
    – The Washington Free Beacon
  • 2021 Journalist of the Year at Gun Rights Policy Conference
  • The Reload is both a website and podcast

Stephen Gutowski Twitter
https://twitter.com/StephenGutowski

Stephen Gutowski Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/stephen.gutowski/

The Reload Website
https://thereload.com/


Beth Alcazar

  • 2000 – creator of the “Pacifiers & Peacemakers” blog
  • author of “Women’s Handgun & Self-Defense Fundamentals.”
  • 2015 – The Well Armed Woman Instructor
  • 2016 – associate editor of the women’s section of USCCA’s Concealed Carry Magazine
  • Represents her state, Alabama, as a member of the D.C. Project
  • 2017 – Certified firearms instructor through the NRA, Sig Sauer Academy, TWAW, I.C.E. Training,
  • 2018 – D.R.A.W. School, A.L.I.C.E. Institute and the USCCA
  • 2019 – NRA’s Marion P. Hammer Woman of Distinction Award
 
 
 



Erin Palette

(1973)

From the Gun Rights Policy Conference 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtbykRrs9ug

https://gunstreamer.com/watch/single-issue-activist-erin-palette-operation-blazing-sword-grpc-2019_A5S4XiTTtInPbae.html

Tiffany Johnson

  • Practicing attorney and legal research consultant.
  • Blogger – http://frontsightpress.com/
  • Handgun instructor credentials from the State of Tennessee
  • Handgun instructor credentials from the State of Mississippi
  • Handgun Instructor National Rifle Association
  • Handgun instructor Rangemaster (Advanced Instructor Certification)
https://rangemaster.com/about/tiffany-johnson/

David Yamane

  • 2A Blogger
  • Sociologist

https://gunculture2point0.wordpress.com/

Through study and personal experience, I am trying understand what Michael Bane calls “Gun Culture 2.0.” According to Bane, the formerly dominant Gun Culture 1.0 — based in hunting, military, and law enforcement — has given way to a new group of individuals (including an increasing number of women) who have gotten into shooting through concealed carry/self-defense and the shooting sports. Is there indeed a new gun culture in America? If so, what does it look like? Answering these questions is my aim.