Mississippi Revolver Association

 Susan Griffith shooting in ICORE Cup.

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What Mississippi Revolver Association Offers New Male and Female Shooters

• All new shooters may use a semi-automatic handgun for their first 3 matches if desired

• Guns and equipment are available for use during match participation by contacting match director in advance

• All new shooters are coached through their initial matches by the range officer

• Counsel for women shooters on attire and equipment available from MRA and other women shooters

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Dee Denton making her shooting debut at the October ICORE match.

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Links

NRA Programs for Women

Arming Women Against Rape & Endangerment

Assoc. for Women's Defense Advancement

National Assoc. of Women Business Owners

Women and Guns

Glock Talk Women's Issue Forum

Brian Enos Women's Forum

Texas Divas

Babes With Bullets

Julie Goloski

Debbie Keehart

Ladies' Action Pistol Camp

Brace Knox shooting her first Outlaw Steel match.

  Women in Competitive Shooting

Mississippi Revolver Association matches offer a family-oriented atmosphere for men, women, and children to enjoy a day of sportsmanship and fun.

 Match competition develops revolver proficiency, familiarity, and enjoyment through challenging match stages and the fellowship and encouragement of more experienced shooters. 

The growing number of female shooters has increased to almost 20% of match participation, and women have ranked proudly among their male competitors. View match sample scores on our newsletter page.

Annette Aysen shooting steel. 

Kathy Adkins shooting "Barrels of Fun".

Amanda Moorer shooting her first Outlaw Steel match with a semi-automatic.

Stephanie Johnson shooting a semi in the first Outlaw Steel match.