Avery Skipalis also known as “Skip”, and is the owner of Skip’s Tactical Solutions.
Skip’s Tactical Solutions is a 100% Veteran/Woman owned and Operated business.
Avery has been active duty military (Air Force) for 17 years and a military firearms instructor for over 11 years. She’s been a certified Glock Advanced Armorer since 2015 and has also attended Sig Sauer, FNH, Special Operations Command Armorers courses as well as multiple Advanced Shooting Schools across the US.
Her mission is to effectively teach the skills, attitude and knowledge necessary to own and safely operate a firearm for personal, home protection and sport. She thinks it’s important that not only men but women feel like they’re in control of their own safety.
Sometimes it’s hard to believe you can do something until you see someone who looks like you doing it.
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Our guest today is Avery Skipalis. Avery is the owner of Skip’s Tactical Solutions, which is a 100% Veteran / Woman owned and Operated business.
She’s been active duty military (Air Force) for 17 years and a military firearms instructor for over 11 years. Her mission is to effectively teach the skills, attitude and knowledge necessary to own and safely operate a firearm for personal, home protection and sport, with the idea that it is important that not only men but women too feel like they’re in control of their own safety.
1) You are an ambassador for all that is awesome about those of us who own firearms. You have Served our nation, you are a strong female role model, and you also empower minority communities to see how truly diverse the 2A Community is. Tell us how you got into this field?
2) What is your “take” on the millions of new first-time gun owners who are discovering the importance of being their own immediate responder?
3) We have touched on the existing diversity within the gun community, but what needs to be done to expand this even wider to more people across the US?
4) You clearly are passionate about the importance of firearms training. If there was only one thing that people would walk away from this conversation remembering, what would that be?
