Handguns for Women

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What women actually carry, shoot, and trust matters. Not assumptions. Not marketing trends. Real data from real shooters.

This report takes a closer look at the gear choices, training priorities, and equipment trends seen at the 2026 A Girl & A Gun National Conference. Beyond the numbers, it offers insight into how women are training, what platforms they’re relying on, and where preferences continue to evolve as skill levels grow.

For instructors, industry professionals, and women looking to make informed gear decisions, this kind of data helps paint a much clearer picture of the modern female shooter.

Read the full report: https://ow.ly/9Wn650Z4Ob4

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Two heads are better than one — but only with a plan.

See how a Team Tactics course shows how partners can communicate, move safely, and cover each other in self-defense situations.

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U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit action shooting team members delivered strong performances at the GOAT 2.0 PCSL match at Element Training Complex in Holt, Florida, earning multiple top finishes across military and open divisions.

The match tested speed, accuracy and decision-making under pressure, reinforcing the fundamentals that translate directly to combat marksmanship.

Awards:

Staff Sgt. Jacob Hetherington — first place, military practical; first place, practical

Sgt. John Wiedell — first place, military competition; first place, competition

Sgt. Aaron Eddins — second place, military competition; second place, competition

Pfc. Austin Hull — third place, military practical

U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. 1st Class