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NRA Women, sponsored by Smith & Wesson, caters specifically to women who are passionate about firearms. This platform offers a wealth of information, including news, educational content, events, and more. We aim to highlight the inspiring stories of empowered women just like you. Join us to discover, connect, celebrate, and bond with fellow women in the NRA community.

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Heritage Roscoe Revolvers: A Class Act at a Fair Price

2 weeks ago | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

In a day and age where semi-automatic pistols rule supreme, the mystique of the double-action revolvers still captures the imagination of the shooting sports community. It's true that modern pistols hold more ammunition, use removable magazines for faster reloading and they can be tricked out with all sorts of red dot optics, lights and lasers sights. It makes sense that they currently lead the way in defensive and competitive handgun roles.
Leaders of the Pack: Charter Arms Double Dog and Coyote Revolvers

1 month ago | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

Charter Arms has been manufacturing affordable, reliable, American-made concealed-carry revolvers for more than 60 years. Although they have not wandered too far from their original wheelgun formula, their designers keep mixing, matching and adding features in innovative ways to expand their catalog. Near the end of 2024, Charter launched two new series dubbed the Double Dog and the Coyote.
Off-Body Carry: You’ve Entered the No-Judgement Zone

1 month ago | nrawomen.com | Ann Smith

After years of promoting the benefits of on-body concealed carry, I was finally able to put into practice what I had been preaching. With a fresh CCW permit in my wallet (thanks to the Bruen decision) I had every intention of complying with that carry method, trying holster after holster and playing the “which one works best” game.
Amanda Suffecool: Accidental Activist Extraordinaire?

2 months ago | nrawomen.com | John Petrolino

Amanda Suffecool says she was born with a rattle in one hand and a Ruger in the other. She comes from a family of firearm enthsiasts. The patent-holding engineer turned instructor, turned activist, turned radio host, turned National Rifle Association (NRA) Board member is a fixture in the Second Amendment community. She might be a fixture, but Suffecool is not staying in one place, nor is she slowing down. “My mother taught Hunter Safety. My grandfather shot trap in the circuit,” said Suffecool.
A Celebration of Sisterhood: Louisiana Secretary of Wildlife Headlines “Women Go Hunting” Event at SCI Show

Feb 6, 2025 | nrawomen.com | Karen Phillips

Celebrating her state’s reputation as America’s “Sportsman’s Paradise,” Louisiana Secretary of Wildlife and Fisheries Madison Sheahan energized a packed room of female hunters at the Safari Club International (SCI) Convention’s “Women Go Hunting” (WGH) gathering in Nashville on January 25, 2025. The fellow hunter underscored the contributions of women to conservation as she works alongside Louisiana Gov.
New Guns: Cool Finds from SHOT Show 2025

Feb 6, 2025 | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

Some folks are saying that there's not much new under the sun in the shooting market for 2025. True, there may not be as much to holler about as in past years. But at the 2025 SHOT Show, held annually in Las Vegas, Nevada, there was still a diverse selection of new guns to see. From exotic to practical, here's just a few of the handguns, rifles and shotguns that will be available at your local dealer in the near future.
Henry's Single-Shot .410 Bore Turkey Gun

Jan 8, 2025 | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

In 2017 I had my first opportunity to work with Henry Repeating Arms’ top-notch series of break-action, single-shot rifles and shotguns. Many of the one-shot options on the market today are made to be budget-friendly. And while they do work, some models are, how shall we say it—less than elegant. When Henry got into the single-shot business it brought its passion for high-quality, American-made firearms to the platform.
Review: Henry's .223 Rem. Lever-Action Long Ranger Express

Nov 29, 2024 | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

These days it's difficult to overstate the popularity of the .223 Remington (.223 Rem.) cartridge with American shooting sports enthusiasts. This mid-size, bottleneck cartridge began as an experimental round developed for the new lightweight Armalite rifle (AR) back in 1957. By 1964 the U.S. Army had adopted a fully automatic (and later select-fire) version of the AR which was designated the M-16.
10 New Guns to Watch for in 2025

Oct 27, 2024 | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

This year's 50th National Association of Sporting Goods Wholesalers (NASGW) annual meetings and expo was held in Kansas City, Missouri. This show provides a glimpse into the new models manufacturers will be shipping soon. Among the new guns on display were several ideal models for small-framed shooters and those who are looking for low-recoil defensive options. Here are several to watch for in the next few months.
Bond Arms .32-Caliber Stinger Fireball Review

Oct 16, 2024 | nrawomen.com | B. Gil Horman

When Bond Arms first released the slim, lightweight aluminum framed Stinger series of pistols in 2021, I hoped that the company would offer a .327 Fed. Mag. version. As of last year, it had yet to happen. So, I mixed and matched a Stubby stainless steel frame, an extended B6 resin grip and a.327 Fed. Mag. accessory barrel to assemble a pistol that I lovingly dubbed The Wasp. The finished pistol tipped the scales at 17 oz. Although it was the slimmest and smallest .327 Fed. Mag.