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Women have an eye for fish
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Women empowered through wildneress skills
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... Woertz is itching to do more often, thanks to Becoming an Outdoors-Woman, a program conducted three times per year by the Arizona Wildlife Federation. ...
 

 

 

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NRA Shooting for Women

 

NRA's Women On Target®®®
From the Women of the NRA

Women On Target® is designed to create more hunting and shooting opportunities for women. There are currently about two million American women who hunt and an additional four million who enjoy target shooting. These numbers are steadily increasing

Gun Buying for Women

Gun Buying Tips For Women
(Or for a Man Buying a Gun for that Special Woman in his Life)

Women are increasingly interested in shooting – for safety, sport, hunting and competition – but many guns are designed for men. So, how do you go about finding the perfect firearm for a woman? The Arizona Game and Fish Department’s Ben Avery Shooting Facility has some tips. “One of the things we stress to anyone buying a firearm is that they pick it up and handle it in the store,” says Don Turner, Ben Avery Shooting Facility chief rangemaster. “You need to select a firearm that fits you – one that you’re comfortable with and can handle well. Remember, the salesperson may not be as knowledgeable as you are.”

      Another important factor when selecting a firearm is what you will be using it for. For instance there are many different types of competition pistols – and these pistols are different from the type of firearm used to hunt.

  Turner also suggests that women attend the Annie Oakley Sure Shots program at the Ben Avery Shooting Facility. This unique program allows women to get comfortable with firearms and to try out several different types. The following checklist is compiled from expert information and is designed to provide helpful tips for first-time lady gun buyers who are interested in recreational shooting.

PISTOLS/SEMIAUTOMATIC

 All Models: .22-caliber long rifle, blue or stainless steel finish (more expensive), adjustable sights, 5.5-inch barrel, and three magazines.

 

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Ruger

Target Model P-512 22/

Ruger mark 11 22/45

PISTOLS / REVOLVER

SMITH & WESSON

Model 617 .22-caliber long rifle Six-inch barrel Satin stainless finish Model 66
.38-caliber S+W Special / .357-caliber Four or six-inch barrel with square butt Satin stainless finish

TAURUS

Model 94 .22-caliber long rifle Four or five-inch barrel Blue or stainless steel finish

RIFLES  

.22-caliber long rifle, bolt action, with adjustable metallic sights

MARLIN

    Model 2000L

SAVAGE

Mark I-G Single Shot

SHOTGUNS

20-gauge, pump action, ventilated rib, with a changeable choke

Note: all shotguns should have stock checked for proper “fit” and shortened if necessary to fit the shooter.

REMINGTON

   Model 870 Wingmaster

Model 870 Express “Youth” Gun

 WINCHESTER

    Model 1300 Ranger Ladies/Youth

   When it comes to ammunition, there are a number of factors to consider. Turner says, “Ammunition is offered in as many varieties as there are firearms – and different ammunition is designed for different purposes.” He says that what often makes this area even more confusing to new gun users is the technical terminology. “For recreational shooting, we advise that you purchase practice-type ammunition for general use.”He adds an additional word of warning to be careful because “target” ammunition is specially designed for maximum accuracy and thus it can be very expensive. “Generally, if you are shooting a .22-caliber rifle or pistol, we recommend you purchase .22 long rifle ammunition as standard velocity,” he says. If all you can find is “high” velocity ammunition, that is fine. However, you don’t need super velocity, stinger, hornet, or other .22 long rifle ammunition marketed for higher velocities.

 

Ben Avery Shooting Facility 

The Annie Oakley Sure Shots

Women's' shooting program hosted and designed by women - Join Us!

Every Thursday Evening from 7PM to 9pm at the Main Range

IT'S FREE *
No Firearms Needed!
No firearms knowledge needed!
Progress at your own pace!

The Annie Oakley Sure Shots women’s shooting program meets every Thursday night from 7 to 9 p.m. Women from all experience levels are welcome – from those who have never touched a firearm to expert shooters. You are free to come-and-go as you please, so if you have to leave before 9 p.m. or if you cannot get there before 8 p.m., you are still welcome. For information on this program or on the Ben Avery Shooting Facility, call (623) 582-8313 web site