Sarah Palin gets more Alaskan women to take up shooting
March 7th, 2011 - 12:56 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, Mar 7 (ANI): Sarah Palin sure knows how to inspire, even if it is related to shooting.
A National Rifle Association spokeswoman has said that the former Alaska governor has stoked the club’s female membership by 20 percent.
The NRA has termed the trend the ‘Palin effect’ and is now “teaching 10,000 new women a year and making more girls want to take up shooting,” reports the Politico.
“Firearm manufacturers are gearing their products towards women. They’re scaling down stocks, and shortening trigger pull lengths for our shorter fingers,” the NRA’s Diane Danielson told The Daily Mail. (ANI)
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