NRA Women

A trio of brave women lived to tell their tales of non-victimhood.

It almost ended differently for a woman being violently abused by her spouse—until she was able to retrieve a handgun.

Take the TV, take the jewelry, take the cash—but abscond with the four-legged family member and all bets are off.

It's reality TV at its best: A brave hotel clerk is captured on video as she thwarts an armed robbery—and potentially worse—with her own handgun.

Two men each had only one leg to stand on after choosing to attack armed women.

One brazen home invader decided on his own to come clean ...

Armed homeowners? These intruders took a chance and learned the hard way.

The defensive gunshots fired by these women were non-fatal—but they left a lasting impression with the perpetrators.

How many times do we have to say it: Do NOT threaten a mom and her children. It will not end well.

Sometimes there is only one response to a violent home invasion or domestic abuse with the threat of death. These women had the answer.

A woman allegedly being assaulted by her boyfriend put a deadly stop to the abuse.

Before an armed thug decides to threaten a potential victim, he should learn whether she, too, is armed.

Teach your children well—and that means never to commit crimes, especially ones that can end their life.

In the case of machete versus handgun, the outcome is probably a foregone conclusion..

There is only one way to respond if a mother is home alone at night with her baby—and an intruder breaks in.

You can't go home again—especially if your intentions are to assault to assault your ex-girlfriend.

Smile, Mr. Robber! You're on camera—and you're about to be confronted by an armed woman.

A woman's abusive ex-boyfriend learned a final lesson when he showed up to her apartment uninvited.

Brotherly Love, Sisterly Affection—not so much for one Philadelphia woman in her car late at night. Fortunately she was a CCW holder.