I wouldn’t screw with native Wyoming women.
I wouldn’t screw with native Wyoming women.
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>In Wyoming, as well as across the country, more women are buying guns and taking courses to learn how to shoot them proficiently. Patricia Angel, co-owner of Wild Wyoming Outfitters in Afton, told Cowboy State Daily that she was never “anti-gun” but didn’t get into shooting until about seven years ago. “The first time I picked up a gun, I was shaking like a leaf on a tree. I understood the consequences of this piece of equipment,” she said. “Societally, you’ve been groomed to have a fear of them (guns).” At first it was awkward learning to shoot, until she found a pistol that fit her hands properly – a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 380 EZ, chambered in .380 ACP. “Those guns are specifically designed for women, older people or people with hand mobility issues,” she said. “It’s just a lovely gun.”
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>>In Wyoming, as well as across the country, more women are buying guns and taking courses to learn how to shoot them proficiently.
Patricia Angel, co-owner of Wild Wyoming Outfitters in Afton, told Cowboy State Daily that she was never “anti-gun” but didn’t get into shooting until about seven years ago.
“The first time I picked up a gun, I was shaking like a leaf on a tree. I understood the consequences of this piece of equipment,” she said. “Societally, you’ve been groomed to have a fear of them (guns).”
At first it was awkward learning to shoot, until she found a pistol that fit her hands properly – a Smith & Wesson M&P Shield 380 EZ, chambered in .380 ACP.
“Those guns are specifically designed for women, older people or people with hand mobility issues,” she said. “It’s just a lovely gun.”