Packing in Pink

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posted on May 4, 2013
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Everything is coming up pink! Holsters, earmuffs, training jackets: They're all pink (for now). Soon to be released in other color options, Packing in Pink has been catering to the women's shooting market since 2007, proudly offering Bladetech holsters and many other U.S.-and Canadian-made products. Learn more about the company from President and Founder Kim Page in the video below, and stay tuned for more on Page as we cover her upcoming participation in this year's NRA Bianchi Cup.

For more, visit Packing in Pink.

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