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In the coming months we hope to utilize this page to bring you important updates and news about Bear Arms Indoor Boutique Shooting Range and to share relevant news about the firearms industry in general. Please visit back often to see the latest updates and information about our facility.
MEDIA: Should you wish to contact or interview Ms. Rebholz, please email [email protected]. And feel free to download our press kit.
TRENDING POSTS:
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers visits Mequon firing range to hear more about Safe Gun Program
WUWM - January 14, 2025 -- Governor Tony Evers paid a visit to Bear Arms Indoor Shooting Range in Mequon on Tuesday to learn more about the range’s Safe Gun Storage Program. “Safe Gun” was designed to help veterans who are coping with severe psychological issues and everyday pressures a chance to “cool off” by turning in their firearms for up to 90 days in safe storage. Bear Arms has been an ardent supporter of the Safe Gun Storage Program since 2021. The program also plays an integral role in the governor’s overall plans to further prevent violence throughout Wisconsin. Read the article here.
Gov. Evers visits Bear Arms in Mequon
GMToday - When Governor Tony Evers visited Bear Arms on Tuesday, January 14, founder and co-owner Cheryle Rebholz pointed out the life-saving benefits of the Safe Gun Storage Program. Read the article here.
Bear Arms Visit / Fox6 – Wisconsin office of violence prevention; Evers signs executive order
Governor Tony Evers signed an executive order creating Wisconsin’s Office of Violence Prevention. While visiting Bear Arms, he emphasized gun safety and urged bipartisan efforts to reduce violence through grants and education. Watch the video here.
Bear Arms Visit / WISN12 — Gov. Evers will propose ‘sweeping’ gun reforms, creates statewide office of public safety
Governor Tony Evers visited Bear Arms to announce plans for sweeping gun reforms and the new Wisconsin Office of Public Safety. Watch the video here
Bear Arms Visit / CBS 58 — Gov. Evers creates statewide office of violence prevention
Governor Tony Evers visited Bear Arms on Tuesday, January 14 to share news about Wisconsin's new Office of Violence Prevention. Watch the video here
Are Guns Misunderstood?
Reuters associate, George Garcia interviews Cheryle Rebholz, co-owner of Bear Arms Indoor Boutique Shooting Range. In it, Ms. Rebholz addresses the misconceptions that many people have regarding guns, and gun ownership and how through education you just might find yourself embracing a different opinion.
‘…a rescue center right in their back yard’
Business owner provides free self-defense classes to survivors of sex trafficking
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Bear Arms Showcased on TMJ4
Lawsuit prompts a change in police pistols
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Female owned gun range in Mequon hopes to protect, empower women – TMJ4 News
TMJ4 news reporter, Shannon Sims, talks with Cheryle Rebholz, co-owner of Bear Arms Indoor Boutique Shooting Range in Mequon, Wisconsin. Female owned and operated, Bear Arms encourages women to empower themselves through a variety of self-defense and firearms classes.
Bear Arms Featured on TMJ4’s The Morning Blend
Co-owner and founder, Cheryle Rebholz, demonstrates her shooting prowess on TMJ4s The Morning Blend. The exclusive Milo Simulator Theatre at Bear Arms is the only 180 degree dry-fire simulator in the state of Wisconsin. Currently, Milo features over 800 exciting scenarios that range from simple target shooting to “full-blown shoot-outs” complete with bad guys that’ll test your speed, accuracy and critical judgement calls.
Shooting range, ammo business booming amid coronavirus pandemic – FOX6 News
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New boutique shooting range opens for business in Mequon – CBS 58 News
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This boutique Mequon gun range blends bullets and beauty products – JS Online
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Bear Arms Launches Radio Blitz Ad Campaign
Bear Arms recently unveiled a series of fast-paced radio spots designed to get casual shooters and potential gun owners to take notice of the everyday violence and crime around them — and how to protect themselves and their loved ones against it. The six radio spots are currently running throughout the day and evening on WISN AM Talk radio. Take a listen to the spots and let us know your favorite.
:60 Radio "Headlines"
:60 Radio "Who Are You?"
:60 Radio "Gone Wrong"
:60 Radio "Surly Bonds"
:30 Radio "Begging"
:15 Radio "Begging"
