Bitchin Betty 1.0

Model Description

“Named after the warning system used in Miliary Aircraft for warning a pilot, B*tchin' Betty should set off the warning siren for anyone that has it. She is one bad babe.“

Bitchin' Betty is named after the pilots' nickname for a military fighter jets voice warning system. Military aircraft used voice warning systems as far back as the 1960's, in the B-58 Hustler. Back then crewmen referred to this system as “Sexy Sally” and it was voiced by actress and singer Joan Elms, at that time the voice was recorded to magnetic tape. When the F-15 came around it was voice by actress Kim Crow, and the system became known as Bitchin' Betty. General Dynamics used the voice of Erica Lane in their F-16 fighter. Boeing's own Leslie Shook had the honors of voicing the F/A-18's version. Apparently, she wasn't even their original choice, she was trying to coach someone else on how it should sound, and they asked her to start recording. A Navy lieutenant commander understood it was clear that Shook was the voice they were looking for, so he took over the job as recording engineer so that she could record her voice, Shook said. Later, Boeing decided to make Shook the voice for all of the other audio warnings.

One of the first ever limited-edition models released by GoatGuns, this model came with the same parts you would get with Charky, but instead of being completely black, the stock, receiver, rear iron sight, and quad-rail handguard have received a hydro dipped pink carbon fiber paint job. The smaller parts like the delta ring, take down pins, dust cover, magazine, magazine release, bolt catch, Bolt, charging handle, elevation and windage knobs, grip, buffer tube, stock pin, and rear sling attachment point are still black.