Girls with Guns (46 Photos)

Author: peter Date: 14 November, Category: Appealing, Visits 39774

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[Hired Killer – Last Shot]. (Photo by Fred)

[Killer – Freeze!]. (Photo by Andrea Bronzini)

[Cross]. (Photo by AzucarShoots.com)

[Girl with gun]. (Photo by Gavin and Jason Fox)

[Wicked game]. (Photo by Délicate&Saine)

[Taking Aim]. (Photo by AzucarShoots.com)

[Ms. Serious]. (Photo by Rich Legg)

[Training grounds. Student at a swedish sports high school shows off her biathlon rifle at the shooting range]. (Photo by Magnus Bergström)

Untitled. (Photo by Fernando Mafra)

Untitled. (Photo by Álvaro Hernández)

[Oh, grandmothers, bewares! If you see a girl with a gun in the hands of russian car window, so even with the opening of accounts at the door, then you should not be no doubt - these guests just to you. ;)
Photo Contest with [Pnevmogril-2008] in the village Yanino, Russia. Competition shooting at targets from a moving car]. (Photo and comment by Aleksey MirruS)

[Send me money to go to California or the fluffy cat gets it!]. (Photo by Laura D. McBryde)

[Dangerous Girl]. (Photo by Aisha Al-failichawi)

[You wont fool the children of the revolution]. (Photo by Andy Teo)

[AR-15 Girl]. (Photo by Eric Deutchman)

[Gun are not dangerous, people are. Do you believe in gun rights? [A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.]

We’ve all seen in the news, sad events of lunatics firing away at innocent people in public. It makes us wonder if we should have weapons of our own for protection. Recently I’ve heard a lot of debates over whether people should have the right to bear guns (as stated in the second amendment of the U.S. Constitution). Approximately 1 out of 4 Americans own a gun. If we take all the guns away, will it stop the tragedy? Or are we just taking away people’s rights to protect themselves?]. (Photo and comment by Cynthia Lou)

[Kiss Kiss Bang Bang]. (Photo by Raquel Van Nice)

[Kids, C'mon home !!!! We'll have a meat for dinner – Nothing bets fresh squirrel!]. (Photo by Janusz Leszczynski)

Untitled. (Photo by Nathan Miller)

[Upgrading my zombie buddy]. (Photo by Keith Jacobs)

[Need some help?]. (Photo by Acceptable Circle of Confusion)

[Click Click Boom]. (Photo by Matthew Silverman)

[Shoot Air Force...]. (Photo by Colonel Killgore)

Untitled. (Photo by Isai Alvarado)

[Dangerous]. (Photo by Alexandra)

[America]. (Photo by Ole M. Werner)

[.45]. (Photo by Kevin Ryan)

[Worldwar24]. (Photo by Cari Ann Wayman)

[Don't try suicide]. (Photo by Raffaele Preti)

[Lost in North Korea]. (Photo by Eric Lafforgue)

[Dangerous Chicks]. (Photo by hi-fiction)

[I have a gun]. (Photo by Trevor Johnsen)

[Angel from hell]. (Photo by Hatphoenix)

[Hamer girl with gun – Omo Ethiopia. During bull jumping ceremony, Hamer girls act like men, and even more, to show that they do not fear anything. So they drink a lot, and they dance with guns. Very impressive ceremony!
The Hamar is a catlle herder tribe which lives on the Eastern side of the Omo Valley in Southern Ethiopia. Honey collection is their major activity and their cattle is the meaning of their life. There are at least 27 words for the subtle variations of colours and textures of a cattle ! And each man has three names: a human, a goat and a cow name.
The Hamar have very unique rituals such as a bull-leaping ceremony, that a young men has to succeed in order to get married. The cow jumping is an initiation rite of passage for boys coming of age in Hamar tribe. Cows are lined up in a row. The initiate, naked, has to leap on the back of the first cow, then from one bull to another, until he finally reaches the end of the row. He must not fall of the row and must repeat successfully the test four times to have the right to become a husband. While the boys walk on cows, Hamar women accompany him: they jump and sing. Totally committed to their initiated sons, the mothers are whipped to blood, in order to prove their courage and accompany their sons during the test]. (Photo and comment by Eric Lafforgue)

[Sparami]. (Photo by Raffaele Preti)

[Bana girl with gun – Omo valley Ethiopia. If you like girls with guns, go south Ethiopia! They are very nice to see! But when you know that they are totally drunk as it is part of a bull jumping ceremony, you feel a little bit unsafe!]. (Photo and comment by Eric Lafforgue)

[Femme Fatale]. (Photo by Xavier Stewart)

[Whipped and happy – Hamer girl Ethiopia. You can see the scars she has in the back.
Explanation: The Hamar have very unique rituals such as a bull-leaping ceremony, that a young men has to succeed in order to get married. The cow jumping is an initiation rite of passage for boys coming of age in Hamar tribe. Cows are lined up in a row. The initiate, naked, has to leap on the back of the first cow, then from one bull to another, until he finally reaches the end of the row. He must not fall of the row and must repeat successfully the test four times to have the right to become a husband. While the boys walk on cows, Hamar women accompany him: they jump and sing. Totally committed to their initiated sons, the mothers are whipped to blood, in order to prove their courage and accompany their sons during the test]. (Photo and comment by Eric Lafforgue)