Gun Girl Jen now shoots a CMMG!

Published on May 7, 2021
Duration: 21:09

This video features an interview with Jen Blake, also known as GunGirlJen, a firearms instructor and competitive shooter. She discusses her journey into the firearms industry, her experience with various shooting disciplines like Three Gun, PCC, IDPA, and USPSA, and the growing trend of women entering the shooting sports. Jen emphasizes the importance of training and safety for all firearm owners, highlighting that many new owners are seeking instruction.

Quick Summary

Firearms instructor Jen Blake (GunGirlJen) discusses her journey into competitive shooting, highlighting Three Gun and PCC disciplines. She emphasizes the critical importance of training for all gun owners, especially the growing number of new female shooters, and promotes safe and responsible firearm ownership.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction of Jen Blake (GunGirlJen)
  2. 00:15Jen's Social Media Platforms
  3. 00:33Jen Blake Shoots CMMG for Three Gun
  4. 01:07What Got Jen into the Gun Industry?
  5. 01:17Growing Up Around Firearms & Personal Protection
  6. 01:44Becoming an NRA Instructor and Counselor
  7. 02:00Introduction to Three Gun Competition
  8. 02:13First Three Gun Match Experience
  9. 02:32Starting in the Gun Industry: It's Achievable
  10. 02:45The Mindset of Competition Shooting
  11. 03:24Understanding Three Gun Competition
  12. 03:32What is Three Gun? Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun
  13. 03:40Physicality and Obstacles in Three Gun
  14. 03:58Examples of Challenging Three Gun Stages
  15. 04:32Other Competition Shooting Disciplines
  16. 04:40PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) Explained
  17. 04:50Jen's Experience at Talladega Ladies Match
  18. 05:18Rules and Differences in Competition Disciplines
  19. 05:35Encouragement for New Competitors
  20. 05:49Community Support in Shooting Sports
  21. 05:57Changes in Firearms Training Demographics
  22. 06:02Increase in Female Shooters
  23. 06:17Concealed Carry vs. Advanced Training
  24. 06:27New Gun Owners and Basic Training Needs
  25. 06:48The 2020-2021 Gun Purchase Craze
  26. 07:05Importance of Training: Train, Train, Train!
  27. 07:34Familiarize Yourself with Your Firearm
  28. 07:51Supporting the Second Amendment Safely
  29. 08:01Shooting as a Stress Reliever and Sport
  30. 08:19Family-Friendly Shooting Activities
  31. 08:36Bowling Pin Matches
  32. 08:47Jen's Diverse Roles: Mom, Business Owner, Competitor
  33. 08:56Jen's Kayaking Business
  34. 09:10Combining Kayaking and Shooting
  35. 09:35Rental Properties and Home Improvement
  36. 09:47YouTube as a Learning Tool
  37. 09:51Full-Time Mom and Competition Shooting
  38. 10:04Bucket List Gun: Sherman Tank
  39. 10:34Proposal Story at The Gundies
  40. 11:41Mike's Apology for the Proposal Photo
  41. 11:58Future Content and Viewer Suggestions
  42. 12:33Thank You and Sign Off

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Three Gun competition?

Three Gun competition is a shooting sport that involves using a pistol, rifle, and shotgun. Competitors navigate stages that often include physical challenges and obstacles, shooting targets with all three firearms. Stages can vary, sometimes focusing on only one or two of the weapons.

What is PCC shooting?

PCC stands for Pistol Caliber Carbine. It's a fast-paced shooting discipline that uses firearms resembling AR-15s but chambered in pistol calibers, such as 9mm. This makes the firearms lighter and the ammunition more affordable than traditional rifle calibers.

Why is firearms training important for new gun owners?

Firearms training is crucial for new gun owners to ensure safe handling, proper operation, and effective use of their firearm. With the recent surge in gun ownership, many individuals lack basic knowledge, making professional instruction essential for responsible gun ownership and self-defense.

What are the benefits of competition shooting?

Competition shooting, like Three Gun or PCC, offers numerous benefits including skill development, stress relief, and a sense of accomplishment. It provides a fun and challenging environment to practice firearm proficiency, and many local ranges offer free entry for beginners to encourage participation.

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