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Examining Why Women Train With Firearms
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After an overwhelmingly positive response following our special report, Firing Back: More women buying, shooting and carrying guns, NewsChannel 3 decided to dig deeper into the topic around Hampton Roads. Women said it’s about empowerment; women empowering women. Females are the new demographic in the world of firearms. Most use shooting as a way to be proactive and prepared for the unpredictability of life. |
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Shanno Watts: There's a flight leaving for Australia at 3pm. Be on it. |
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