Beretta Nano and Zombie stuff?

[1s1k52]

So I hadn't been "out" in the real world outside of working and grabbing a bite in a bit so I dropped my wife off at the college and me and my half pint went to Academy in Plano. I wasn't expecting much from the trip which was good because they had the aisles filled with boxes and ladders etc. On foot no problem. A cart with kid in it? not happening. I looked for a Z71 emblem on the side of the cart, didn't see one, so I found another route. Had a chat with the guy across the counter. He tried telling me Glocks are like Fords and he is a Chevy guy. I smiled and said well I am a Chevy guy AND a Glock owner so I must be doing something right. We both DID agree on the Beretta Nano is a huge disappointment.

Thin handle similar to a PF-9 but bulks up at the top. Think of a SR9 but micro sized feel to it. I could have looked past that maybe until I realized no slide release. Unless we were doing something wrong The slide release was also the mag release? Ill pass.

Why is everything going "zombie" lately. Everywhere I look now days everything outdoor/firearm related is zombiefied?

[Sangiovese]

Zombies are big in pop culture now, so the manufacturers are cashing in on it. You will find a lot of varied opinions about it, but my thoughts are that anything that brings in new shooters/gun owners is a good thing. The guy that never had a gun and now buys a "zombie ar" and a couple boxes of zombie max ammo is now a gun owner. And he may not have cared about 2A rights before, but is now willing to write his congressman to oppose a proposed ban.

I figure it's like pink guns. I have no use for them, but if a pink gun convinces a lady to go out and shoot then that pink gun is a good thing.

[Teamless]

- its Marketing 101, know your audience and make it appeal to them.