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National Rifle Association Women's Shooting and Hunting Programs |
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"The Women's Shooting Sports Foundation was founded in 1993 to introduce women and their families to the fun and excitement of the shooting sports and the great outdoors. Thanks to the successful programs of the Women's Shooting Sports Foundation, thousands of women have picked up a gun or bow for the first time, were taught the safe way to use it, and had a great time learning a new sport." |
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"The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) is the leading trade association of the firearms and recreational shooting sports industry. A non-profit communications and marketing organization formed in 1961, the NSSF manages a variety of programs designed to promote a better understanding of and a more active participation in the shooting sports." |
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"This 'Where to Shoot!' website was conceived by the National Shooting Sports Foundation to assist shooting sports enthusiasts at all levels in quickly locating sportsman's clubs, shooting ranges, preserves, and hunting grounds—both in their own neighborhood and across North America." |
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"The Amateur Trapshooting Association serves as the faithful protector of the sport of trapshooting. As the largest clay target shooting organization in the world, the ATA governs the sport's rules and regulations and seeks ways to further enhance the sport and increase participation." |
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"The National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association exists to promote, support, nurture, and preserve NMLRA's and our nation's rich historical heritage in the sport of muzzleloading through recreational, educational, historical, and cultural venues such as match competition, hunting, gun making and safety, historical re-enactments, exhibits, museums, libraries, and other related programs." |
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"For more than a decade the Annie Oakley Foundation has attempted to separate fact from fiction in the many stories that have been written about our celebrated ancestor." |
