As a female veteran and expert in women’s self-defense and firearms, I understand the importance of feeling safe and empowered in your own home. In this article, we will explore the connection between female veterans and gun ownership, and how you can join the ranks of empowered women who are ready to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Female veterans are no strangers to being in male-dominated environments and facing potential threats. Many of these women have developed a sense of strength and resilience that makes them natural warriors when it comes to defending themselves. And what better way to extend that sense of protection than through gun ownership?

One real-life example of a female veteran who has embraced gun ownership is retired Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant Angelique Cowell. After serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, she understands the importance of being prepared for anything. She now teaches other women about firearm safety and self-defense, empowering them to take control of their own safety.

Another example is the organization “Female Veterans of America,” which provides resources and training to female veterans on how to properly handle firearms and protect themselves. These women are not only protecting themselves, but also serving as role models for others in their communities.

If you are a female veteran considering gun ownership, I encourage you to do your research, take a firearms safety course, and practice regularly at a shooting range. Remember, owning a gun is a responsibility that should not be taken lightly, but it can also give you a sense of empowerment and peace of mind.

As a female veteran, you have already proven that you are strong, capable, and resilient. Embrace your warrior spirit and take control of your safety with gun ownership. Join the ranks of empowered women who are prepared to defend themselves and their loved ones with confidence and courage. Stay safe, stay empowered, and keep fighting like the warrior you are.

BAM host, Trisha Schmalhofer talks with badass guest, Maria Dockery from Femme Fatale Arms & Training in West Melbourne FL.

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Hello ladies, Jade Tripp here, your go-to expert in women’s self-defense and firearms. Today, I want to talk to you about breaking barriers and empowering yourselves with some feminine firearm maintenance tips that every woman should know.

First and foremost, it is crucial to familiarize yourself with your firearm. Whether you have a handgun, a shotgun, or a rifle, understanding how it functions and how to properly clean and maintain it is essential for your safety and the effectiveness of your weapon. Make sure to read the manual that comes with your firearm, or seek out training from a qualified instructor who can walk you through the ins and outs of your particular gun.

One important tip that many women overlook is the importance of regular cleaning and maintenance. Firearms can get dirty and gunked up with use, which can lead to malfunctions and potentially dangerous situations. Take the time to clean your gun after each use, paying close attention to the barrel, slide, trigger mechanism, and other key components. Using the proper cleaning tools and solvents will help keep your firearm in top working condition.

Another key aspect of firearm maintenance is proper storage. Keeping your gun locked up and out of reach of children and unauthorized users is essential for safety. Invest in a quality gun safe or lockbox to ensure that your firearm is secure at all times when not in use.

Lastly, don’t forget to regularly inspect your firearm for any signs of wear or damage. Cracks, rust, or other defects can compromise the safety and effectiveness of your gun. If you notice any issues, take your firearm to a qualified gunsmith for inspection and repairs.

By taking the time to learn how to properly care for and maintain your firearm, you are not only ensuring your own safety but also breaking down barriers and stereotypes surrounding women and firearms. Remember, knowledge is power, and with the right skills and training, you can confidently handle and maintain your firearm like a pro.

So, ladies, go out there and arm yourselves with confidence and knowledge. Stay safe, stay empowered, and keep breaking those barriers. Stay strong and keep shooting for the stars!

Until next time,

Jade Tripp