Taran Tactical shooter advocates gun control in interview, loses gig

By Chris Eger

“I think that if there were less guns, there would be less shootings, period. If the government came in and decided to take the guns away, I wouldn’t be mad about it,” said Hathaway. (Photo: Screengrab)
The California-based tactical accessory, gunsmithing and training group publicly distanced themselves from a “friend” of the company following an interview published this week.
Rochelle Hathaway, 28, a self-described flight attendant from California and Hawaii, was interviewed along with several other women by Glamour magazine for a piece entitled, “We asked real women at the world’s biggest gun show: Why do you own a gun?”
The “gun show” in question was the 40th annual Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade show in Las Vegas and Hathaway, when asked, “What do you say to people who question the value of a private citizen owning a gun?” reportedly told the beauty mag, “I think that if there were less guns, there would be less shootings, period. If the government came in and decided to take the guns away, I wouldn’t be mad about it.”
Photographed wearing a Taran Tactical shirt complete with her name printed on the chest, and appearing in both videos for the company and on their social media pages

Source: Guns.com