Asheville Yoga and Gun Club

03/26/2026

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03/25/2026

Congrats!

Here's to Jordan Richards, 16, of Odenton, Maryland, who fired a

🌟New Precision National Record for 3P Final – 472.3!🌟

at February’s Monthly Air Gun Matches in Alabama!

Help us congratulate her on an incredible feat! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

NOTE: EDITED FROM AN EARLIER POST THAT NOTED THE INCORRECT SCORE/LOCATION

03/24/2026

Ooh, very nice! https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1NraaKsTX8/

03/20/2026

How very cool is this?

Rock Island Armory introduces the Pak-Out 12 gauge folding shotgun at SHOT Show 2026, offering a compact and portable take on a classic platform. Built with ...

03/20/2026

I am really enjoying this woman’s videos!
Check her out!

I started following LuChin’s Qiyoga practice on YouTube approximately three years ago. When the opportunity came to join her live, I jumped at it and I’m so happy that I did.

03/20/2026

OK, this is exceptionally cool!

RIA-USA's PAK-OUT folding shotgun stole SHOT Show 2026. Discover the compact design, spring-assisted action, and American-made quality.

03/18/2026

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03/18/2026

My guns are designed to murder the heck out of Sporting Clays!

You’ve probably heard the phrase before:

“Guns are designed to kill people.”

It’s a statement that gets repeated so often that many people accept it without really thinking about it. But it’s worth slowing down for a moment and asking whether that assumption is actually true.

First, it’s completely reasonable that some people choose not to own guns. Someone may have experienced a traumatic event involving a firearm, or simply never learned how to handle one safely. Owning a firearm is a serious responsibility, and it’s a personal decision each person has to make for themselves.

But the idea that guns exist only to kill people usually comes from a deeper worldview. Some people believe that violence and crime are primarily the result of access to fi****ms. From that perspective, the tool itself becomes the problem. If guns cause violence, then it follows that fewer guns should mean less violence.

Others see it differently. They believe the root problem isn’t the tool, but human behavior and moral choices. From that perspective, fi****ms are simply tools that can be used for many purposes. Millions of Americans use them for hunting, sport shooting, collecting, or personal protection. In fact, defensive gun uses occur every year where ordinary citizens stop violent crime and protect innocent lives.

The truth is that objects themselves are neither good nor evil. A firearm has no will of its own. It cannot persuade someone to commit violence, just as it cannot persuade someone to act courageously in defense of others. The same tool can be used by someone with evil intent to harm innocent people, or by someone with good intent to stop that harm.

A powerful example of this happened during the 2022 Greenwood Park Mall shooting in Indiana. Two men entered the mall carrying fi****ms. One intended to murder innocent people. The other, a legally armed citizen named Eli Dicken, used his firearm to stop the attack and save lives.

The difference wasn’t the tool.

It was the person using it.

Conversations about fi****ms often get stuck in slogans and assumptions. But if we want honest discussions about safety, responsibility, and freedom, we have to look deeper than the object itself and recognize the role of human choice, character, and accountability.

What do you think?

03/13/2026

Summer's coming!
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02/28/2026

Truth!