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Thus, advertisements childrens clothing for firearms traditionally had been placed in "male- oriented" hunting, fishing and shooting magazines. Marketing to Women The first manufacturer to aggressively go after women was Smith & Wesson. In 1989, Smith & Wesson unveiled its LadySmith line of handguns, designed specifically for women, including a choice of pearl or baby blue grips. To promote the line, Smith & Wesson began childrens clothing a hardhitting advertising childrens clothing campaign, featuring headlines such as "YOU THOUGHT NO ONE COULD FIT IN YOUR BACK SEAT" and "THINGS THAT GO 'BUMP' IN THE NIGHT AREN'T ALWAYS YOUR IMAGINATION." These ads provided such safety tips as "Look in the back seat of your car before entering." The ads included an 800-number for more information on how to protect yourself but callers were also asked if they would like a brochure on the LadySmith handgun, along with their safety pamphlet.
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