How many Bianchi Cup competitors does it take to get a .22 conversion attached to a 1911 handgun?
Funny story, actually … let me start by saying Bianchi Cup is one of the most difficult matches in the world, focused on a brutal combination of accuracy, under a time limit. Those who compete are incredibly talented, dedicated and involved in the shooting community. Many of them have most likely swapped conversion kits for their semi-autos many times, but when it’s a BJ Norris’ “retired” Steel Challenge 1911, it’s an entirely different story. In fact, it took five Bianchi Cup shooters, a photographer, and multiple phone calls to Mr. Norris to complete the conversion...See my full article in Womens's Outdoor News at
http://www.womensoutdoornews.com/2013/05/the-2211-conversion-adventure/
(Picture taken by Akita Yasunari)
~THE MOLLY MINUTE~
Check out Junior Shooters at www.juniorshooters.net!
Saturday, May 4, 2013
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
NRA News Interview
Hi everyone!
Junior year has caused me to neglect this blog terribly, and I'm sorry! But I'd like to share with you a little of what I've been doing...
This is an interview with Cam Edwards on NRA News! It was a lot of fun, and great to see Cam and Cameron Gray again. Next stop? NRA Annual Meeting in Houston!
Watch the Interview Here!
Junior year has caused me to neglect this blog terribly, and I'm sorry! But I'd like to share with you a little of what I've been doing...
This is an interview with Cam Edwards on NRA News! It was a lot of fun, and great to see Cam and Cameron Gray again. Next stop? NRA Annual Meeting in Houston!
Watch the Interview Here!
Saturday, December 15, 2012
First Amendment, my Quote
America is designed for the
individual. Keep it individual, be an individual, and maintain the right to
assemble.
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
MY FRIEND AND S&W TEAMMATE ANNETTE
Annette with her S&W 625....She is an Amazing shot!
Recently I got to interview my wonderful friend and teammate Annette Aysen. She is such an amazing role model for all women. She is strong, self assured and so generous with her time and kindness. AND...she is also an amazing shot with a revolver. I have known and looked up to Annette since I was 12 years old! Congratulations to my beautiful friend on your USPSA REVOLVER LADIES NATIONAL CHAMPION TITLE!
To read my interview with Annette please go to Women's Outdoor News at
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
JUNIOR SPOTLIGHT: KATIE FRANCIS
I am so pleased to introduce this junior shooter, Miss Katie Francis from Missouri. A target “plinker” since age
five, she originally shot a .22 revolver and gradually moved up to bigger guns,
specifically 3-gun!
Now thirteen years old, Katie says, “My favorite kind of
shooting is 3-Gun. I like my Benelli 12-gauge the best!” Well-under five feet
tall (hmmm that sounds familiar), Katie and a Benelli are a pretty interesting
match. But what makes it better? She’s good! Just finishing her first year of
major matches, she’s moved up in placing at every match. “It is good to show
constant improvement.” And I’ve got to agree there.
She also hunts with her dad, a great bonding activity.
Besides shooting, Katie has a balanced school-life as
well. Participating in both basketball and choir, she’s working really hard to
get those straight A’s. “My parents won’t let me continue to shoot without good
grades.” But that isn’t the only ambition, “It’s important for my future.” (applause)
Katie is a fantastic role-model for young shooters
everywhere. Maintaining great sportsmanship, citizenship, and grades, she
definitely has a bright future ahead of her. Another young, intelligent woman
in the shooting world is something to be celebrated as she enters her second
year shooting. GO KATIE!!
Q and A
How long have you
been shooting? What's your favorite kind of shooting?
I have been shooting since I was 5. I started with a .22 revolver and moved to
bigger guns when I was about 8. My favorite kind of shooting is 3 gun. Of the
3 guns, I like my 12 gauge the best!
I have been shooting since I was 5. I started with a .22 revolver and moved to
bigger guns when I was about 8. My favorite kind of shooting is 3 gun. Of the
3 guns, I like my 12 gauge the best!
.22 revolvers have
pretty rough trigger pulls! How did you work with that at such a young age?
The 22 revolver I used was a Ruger Single Six. It has a
single action only
trigger which is not too bad.
Other than shooting, what activities do you participate in?
I play basketball on my school team. I also sing in the school choir. Outside
of school I like to hunt with my dad and have shooting contests with my
cousins.
What are some recent accomplishments in shooting and school you've had?
This year I have been working real hard on getting straight A's. Good grades
trigger which is not too bad.
Other than shooting, what activities do you participate in?
I play basketball on my school team. I also sing in the school choir. Outside
of school I like to hunt with my dad and have shooting contests with my
cousins.
What are some recent accomplishments in shooting and school you've had?
This year I have been working real hard on getting straight A's. Good grades
Are important for my future. My big accomplishments for shooting
has been
to finish my first year of major matches and moving up at
each match. It is
good to show constant improvement.
What goals do you have set in the realm of shooting?
My goals for this year are to be in the top three for juniors and ladies at
the matches I shoot. I also want to continue improving in the overall stats.
What would you tell juniors interested in getting involved with shooting
sports?
It is a really fun sport with a lot of friendly and helpful people. It does
not matter your age or size either; anyone can compete at this level.
Tell me a little bit about your sponsors?
My first sponsor was a lady named Kathy Ergovich with what ya' say hearing
protection. She custom makes my earplugs. Chris Patty at CPWSA is my primary
sponsor. I shoot his AR15 and he provides me with most of my belt gear. 5.11
is a recent sponsor. I will be representing them at SHOT show in January. My
Mom and Dad have provided me the most support!
What goals do you have set in the realm of shooting?
My goals for this year are to be in the top three for juniors and ladies at
the matches I shoot. I also want to continue improving in the overall stats.
What would you tell juniors interested in getting involved with shooting
sports?
It is a really fun sport with a lot of friendly and helpful people. It does
not matter your age or size either; anyone can compete at this level.
Tell me a little bit about your sponsors?
My first sponsor was a lady named Kathy Ergovich with what ya' say hearing
protection. She custom makes my earplugs. Chris Patty at CPWSA is my primary
sponsor. I shoot his AR15 and he provides me with most of my belt gear. 5.11
is a recent sponsor. I will be representing them at SHOT show in January. My
Mom and Dad have provided me the most support!
I’m sure eager to watch Katie compete and hope I can
shoot a match or two with her soon.
Keep up the fun Katie.
THE JUNIOR SPOTLIGHT
A Junior Spotlight is the newest addition to The Molly
Minute! I’ll be writing articles focused on junior shooters brought to my
attention for being great shots and great kids that succeed in school along
with extracurricular activities. In my
blog, I plan to show off these super star kids that make shooting sports proud
as well as provide great positive role models for other kids, maybe even a
connection for other kids and adults alike, in and out of shooting sports. I have been so fortunate to have come across
so many amazing kids that enjoy shooting sports.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Have you applied for the Outstanding Youth Achievement Award?
Brownells and the NRA have been teaming up since 2001 with a goal of annually awarding youth with it's Outstanding Youth Achievement Award. It's an honor to receive the medal and certificate, the significance is more than a medal and a paper certificate. Its recognition and acknowledgment of dedication and hard work of focus and of course, direction. It is an honor to be acknowledged. Any youth. less than 21 years of age can apply; they must meet the core requirements and an additional 5 (or more) elective requirements from a possible 19...activities surrounding the shooting sports and related educational opportunities....to read more of my article please follow this link to Woman's Outdoor News
http://www.womensoutdoornews.com/2012/10/millisecond-molly-have-you-applied-for-the-outstanding-youth-achievement-award/
http://www.womensoutdoornews.com/2012/10/millisecond-molly-have-you-applied-for-the-outstanding-youth-achievement-award/
Friday, August 24, 2012
NEW VIDEOS!
New videos from the MGM Grand Nationals are now on YouTube! Click the link to the right. (I'm "mollyminute") The funniest video is the zipline...I managed to keep the gun down range at all times! (And that's all I'm going to say!) You can also see the Revolver Shoot-Offs (Limited vs. Open) and the Tiny Triangle stage. More to come!
Sunday, August 19, 2012
WOMEN'S OUTDOOR NEWS! MISS MOLLY IN DC...
The National Rifle Association has as one of it foremost goals the protection of firearm-related rights. In this respect, it is the leader when it comes to programs related to gun safety, wildlife conservation, women’s and junior programs, philanthropy and education (not just gun related either). Programs such as Eddie Eagle (aimed for youngsters) and women’s firearm clinics are well known. Another program, a remarkable one that I was thrilled to attend, is the Youth Education Summit ( Y.E.S.). Designed to educate the youth of today to be better prepared for tomorrow on topics such as the workings of government, legislature and the Second Amendment, as well as history, Y.E.S. is an all-expense paid, week-long experience in Washington, D.C., for 46 high school sophomores and juniors. I will be forever grateful to the NRA, the Friends of National Rifle Association (FNRA) and those who wrote letters on my behalf so that I could attend....see my complete article in "Women's Outdoor News" here is the link...
http://www.womensoutdoornews.com/2012/08/millisecond-molly-miss-molly-goes-to-d-c/
http://www.womensoutdoornews.com/2012/08/millisecond-molly-miss-molly-goes-to-d-c/
Thursday, June 28, 2012
UPDATE: WASHINGTON DC NRA YES
YES, today I am in Washington DC during the historic Supreme Court decision on health care AND the historic, never occurred before, bi-partisan vote to hold the United States Attorney General in contempt of Congress. YES...it is an amazing time to be here!
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