As Deb shares ” most women struggle to load magazine after magazine as their
hand strength is often not sufficient, especially when loading high capacity
magazines. The Uplula takes the struggle, along with wear and tear on the
ladies thumbs, out of the equation!” The UpLULA is a military-quality
universal pistol magazine loader and unloader designed for loading and
unloading virtually all* 9mm Luger up to .45ACP magazines, single and
double stack, of all manufacturers. It does so easily, reliably, and
painlessly!

Loads all* 9mm Luger, 10mm, .357, 10mm, .40, and .45ACP cal. single and
double stack magazines., including 1911 mags, of all manufacturers.
One size fits all. No inserts, spacers or adjustments at all ! Easy loading;
the rounds just drop in with no fingers pushing or pressing them.
No more pain ! Load hundreds of rounds painlessly. Protects your fingers and
mags. Up to one round per sec. loading rate. 1/3 the time loading mags
compared with thumb loading. Fits in hand and pocket, weighs only 2.3
Ounces. (Highly durable material and Deb suggests using finger nail polish
to put your name on your Uplula.)

Price is $40, which includes shipping! Get yours today!

Kay is the head instructor of the Babes with Bullets camps and the original host of the April 2004 event. She is a 14 time USPSA Champion in 3-Gun (combining action shooting in handgun, rifle, and shotgun). She is a 6 time USPSA Ladies Gold Team member and an IPSC World Team Champion. Kay has several World Steel Challenge Shooting credits to her fame along with dozens of regional area match titles. She is married (Jerry) with 3 children.

The Babes with Bullets ™ camps started in 2004 at the Louisiana home range of head instructor, Kay Clark Miculek. Deb Ferns, camp director, was one of the original students in 2004. There are now over 1,800 camper alumnae.  Students include women who have never touched a gun and span to women who are already competing in some type of shooting sports activities.  The age span of campers has stretched from 16 to 78. 

Many of the students come alone, though by the end of camp, it never fails that each has made a host of new friends! According to Deb Ferns, camp director, the camps are “1/3 firearms training, 1/3 adventure camp, and 1/3 pajama party!”  A more complete description of the camps are available at  About Camp. To register for a camp or to see where they are being held visit the area of Register for Camp. Webisodes taped at camps across the US are available for you to view at  www.OutdoorChannel.com/BabeswithBullets .

Students are taught shooting from prone and using barricades for support.

The Outdoor Channel digital system is lead by President Todd Merkow. He has encouraged the development of the Babes with Bullets webisodes as a way to reach more women and encourage them to participate in the outdoors. Please visit our webisodes at the link of www.OutdoorChannel.com/BabeswithBullets and also join the on-line Outdoor Channel newsletter as Deb’s columns, “Outside My Comfort Zone”, are hosted through that free on-line subscription.

Having both S&W handguns (.22 caliber along with the .9mm M&P) and also S&W rifles (.22 caliber and .223 caliber) is invaluable! Even if a woman owns her own firearm quite often if traveling by air to the camp she will not want to bring her gun along. This gives women an option of coming with their own gun or using one of the S&W “loaner” guns.

Besides being a Platinum Sponsor, OTIS Technology took their sponsorship even one step further.  Beginning in 2010 a “Babes” training camp is now offered to OTIS female employees each summer utilizing the Lucky Star Ranch (owned by OTIS) in upstate New York. Doreen Garrett and Denise Miller (President and Vice-President of OTIS) are an example of how women in the firearms industry can make a huge difference!