Your instructors, Deb and Kip, have been teaching gun owners how to properly shoot since 2008.
As Action Pistol Champions, Deb and Kip have also been competing (and winning) since 1992 and 1986, respectively.
They met on the action shooting circuit, traveled the world together competing and eventually ended up living in the same town.
That’s when they decided to start helping other women learn to shoot! #destiny
Competing is completely for oneself — it’s exciting, challenging and unexpected!
But teaching is all about helping the student. It’s not always easy, but it’s a gratifying work of the heart.
Our wish for all of our clients is that they continue their shooting journey. Practice and continued training are so important.
And once they become proficient (and bored) with that, we hope to bring them into the wild world of action shooting sports!
Although we have traveled the world competing & winning,
the feedback we get from our clients is much more rewarding than any trophy on our shelves.
Meet Debbie Keehart, USPSA Women’s National Champion
Debbie has competed in Practical Pistol competitive events since 1992. She is a USPSA National Champion and an IPSC World Champion, both team and individual. Deb began instructing large training events / experiences for women several years before Her Handgun was born. She is also a savvy realtor.
That’s impressive!
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USPSA Title
2014
Limited-10
Titles
#goforgold
Meet Kippi Leatham, 4-Time USPSA Women’s National Champion
Kippi has competed in Practical Pistol competitive events since 1986. She is a USPSA National Champion and an IPSC World Team Champion.
She has been instructing with her husband, world-famous competitive shooter and firearms instructor Rob Leatham, since the early 2000s.
Kippi also teaches the Practical Shooting Starter Course for those who are ready to begin competing in Action Pistol Events!
Best individual finishes at World Championships were 2nd and 3rd!
#soclose
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USPSA Titles
1
1911 Single Stack Classic Title
#goldmedals
Titles
It was really hard to beat Team USA – both the Women’s and Men’s Teams – back in the day!
