“Category: Profiles”

Who is the female firearm owner? Society loves to shame the female gun owner, but who is she really?

We'll have to wait until 2021 for the next great Olympic moment, but until then, we can reminisce about one of the greatest Olympians America has ever produced.

Twin biathletes Lanny and Tracy Barnes are in sync when it comes to almost everything. But when Lanny fell ill and missed key qualifying races, Tracy did something her twin never saw coming: Tracy gave up her own spot on the 2014 Olympic team so Lanny could compete in her place.

The International Shooting Sport Federation calls Kim Rhode "the most successful shotgun shooter of all time." Yet this four-time Olympic medalist is also a full-time adventurist— loving nothing more than, well, anything. With interests ranging from cars, cooking and collecting to fishing, hiking and hunting, Kim takes on everything with an infectious zest for life.

Eight-time Bianchi Cup Women's National Champion Vera Koo tells us her story.

Without farmers and truckers, your cupboards during the pandemic might likely be bare.

Immigrant and business owner Julia Huang finds freedom and a new appreciation for firearms.

This teen huntress was bullied on social media for her beliefs, but her perseverance paid off with a brand ambassadorship with optics company Riton.

Since 1973, this pioneer among women in the gun industry has blazed her own trail with Savage Arms.