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  • I joined Women Armed and Ready for several reasons;

    • I like guns
    • I like being a part of a group
    • One of the founder's is a relative and I love being with her
    • It's only Women

     The most important reason was that I talk a good game and have an attitude that I'm tough, but I REALLY didn't know if I could do it if it came right down to having to pull the trigger. Would I bulk? Would I talk up with my attitude and then not follow through and end up being killed?

    Women Armed and Ready has given me the confidence and the MIND SET and made me say "YES, I CAN!" defend myself and my family if needed.  I still need practice and training. But now my aim is good and my confidence in myself is better.>

    Thanks to WAR and my NRA instructor Dale Reatherford.

    Sonya B, Aurora Chapter

  • refuse to be a victimWomen Armed and Ready is now scheduling seminar times for Refuse to be a Victim seminars.  Students will gain the proper knowledge to recognize potential threats.  Learn skills to avoid danger and to make your home a less of a target for a would be intruder.  Planning ahead for your own security builds confidence and makes us stronger.

      Our certified instructor will coordinate with your group or organization to custom tailer a plan for your group's requirements.  For example if a senior citizens group would like to host a seminar then our focus will be towards the needs of seniors. 

    Topics covered; home, personal, automobile, workplace, cyber, school and college security and Personal Protection Planning.  All students receive handout materials.

    Call 812.290.3544 or email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to schedule your event

  • On or off the range gun owners must always

    handle any firearm in a safe and responsible manner.

    Dry Fire Practice-  While there is nothing that replaces live fire, dry firing will help in keeping skills in tune.  ALWAYS make sure your gun is unloaded and all ammunition is out of the area before beginning any dry fire skills training.  Practice only in a safe area where there are no distractions or interruptions (cell phones, children, pets, etc.).  Check and re-check that your firearm IS NOT LOADED.  Dry firing can only be done using a center fire (.380 caliber or higher) gun.  Damage may result in dry firing a rimfire firearm.

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    range safetyRange Safety Yearly Qualification

    As a member of Women Armed and Ready you will be required to attend and pass a range safety course each year before going to the range.  The course will review all safety procedures on and off the shooting range.  You will be required to demonstrate loading, unloading, how to safely clear a jam, proper ear and eye protection, storing your gun(s), firing, knowing range commands and what they mean and other safety measures.  This is a hands on and a multiple choice test.  Don't worry your NRA Instructor will work with you prior to administering the test.

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    Every Woman that wants to carry, should be able to.  And she should know that she is trained to be effective.

    At Women Armed and Ready we know what it is like to be targets of a crime.  That's why we understand that all women in the United States not only has the right to protect herself and family, but she has that as a responsibility too.  Law enforcement can't be everywhere 24/7, a piece of paper doesn't stop a bullet and a cop won't fit in your purse.  So we learn, train and support each other to become "EMPOWERED" to protect what is ours, our body and our children.

     

     

     

'Cause a Cop won't fit in your purse

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