“Category: Profiles”

Thrasher is paving the way for new international shooters by being the best ambassador she can be.

From learning to shoot as an adult to becoming an NRA Board member, Barbara found her home in the firearms community.

The first woman to win a medal in the Olympics in a shooting event, Murdock was later inducted to the USA Shooting Hall of Fame.

An educator, journalist and civil rights crusader, Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an advocate of the use of firearms for self-defense.

Let’s hear it for the ladies! NSSA and NSCA announced their All-American Lady First Team Captains.

A rough and tough explorer, she stopped stampedes and felled ferocious felines, while documenting her adventures with a crank camera.

Mary’s imposing size and personality—and trademark Smith & Wesson strapped under her apron—made her a memorable character everywhere she went.

Not just "high lady," this career first for Lena Miculek shows that women in professional shooting sports can win it all.

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