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EPISODE · Jan 5, 2024 · 25 MIN

Breaking Stereotypes: Women's Impact in the Shooting World

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This podcast episode features Deb Ferns, an accomplished shooter, author, and the founder of Women's Outdoor Media Association (WOMA). She shares her remarkable journey from a beginner shooter at 45 to winning the Heavy Metal Division in three-gun competitions at the age of 65. The conversation emphasizes the importance of women actively participating in firearm choices, breaking stereotypes about recoil in higher caliber guns, and showcasing the supportive community in shooting sports. Deb's story is filled with anecdotes, valuable insights, and encouragement for women interested in shooting sports.

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