The Armed Citizen® January 14, 2022

When targeted by robbers, two armed women saved their own lives.

by posted on January 14, 2022
** When you buy products through the links on our site, we may earn a commission that supports NRA's mission to protect, preserve and defend the Second Amendment. **
NRA Women The Armed Citizen Drawing A Pistol

Two men approached a woman sitting in her car and drew a handgun. However, the attempted robbers didn’t know that she had a concealed-carry permit and a handgun of her own. The would-be victim drew her firearm and shot at the assailants. The muggers fled and no injuries were reported. (Fox32Chicago.com, Chicago, Ill., 11/29/21)

A Texas woman exited her house and saw a group of men standing around her car. Two of them approached her vehicle and attempted to snatch her purse from the driver’s side window. The victim drew her firearm and fired two shots at the robbers, hitting one and causing the others to flee. Later she said, “It was all I had in my gun. I shot until I couldn't shoot anymore. I saved my life.” The man she hit underwent surgery and faced aggravated robbery charges. (foxnews.com, Houston, Texas, 09/04/19)

Latest

Deering Why We Buy Guns
Deering Why We Buy Guns

Why Do People Buy Guns?

People buy guns for lots of reasons. What are they, and what’s the most common reason according to research?

 

8 Compromises That Are Worth It

We all have to make choices and compromises when it comes to self-defense, shooting and hunting. Some trade-offs are worth it and some aren’t.

 

Muddy Announces Official Launch of Camouflage Systems for Women

After months of anticipation, no more borrowing from the guys, no more bulk, no more compromising. It’s about time.

Inside the Criminal Attacker’s Head

It sounds obvious, but a criminal’s brain is not wired the same way yours is. Failing to understand this puts you at additional risk.

The Dice Roll of “Reasonableness”

If you are ever forced to use a self-defense-based justification in court following a defensive gun use, one of the factors a jury will consider is, “What would a reasonable person have done in this same situation?” The trouble is that “reasonable” is a pretty subjective term.

 

Women for Gun Rights Celebrates Inaugural National Summit Gala

The evening was a milestone for an organization founded on the belief that women have a critical voice in the national conversation surrounding the Second Amendment.

Women's Interests



Get the best of NRA Women delivered to your inbox.