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I hear many people talk about what they want to do “some day.” Too often, though, “some day” never arrives until the window of opportunity has closed and they can no longer do what they always said they wanted to do. Sponsored by Vera Koo I do not want to miss my “some day.” That […]

Vera Koo’s book is her way of offering some insight and perspective that she had gained throughout life. It’s her way of giving back.

The WON is delighted to announce that professional competition shooter Vera Koo kicks off our New Year as our January coloring girl, in a series penned by illustrator Kimberly Kolb Eakin.

Here are 7 books by women authors in the gun world. From fiction to tips about how to shoot to inspiration to the law.

On this week’s show, co-hosts Barbara Baird and Carrie Lightfoot each chose 5 picks for stocking stuffers for firearms enthusiasts. The pair also found some other cool products and Julie Golob offers a great “Tip Time” on what is an “Acceptable Sight Picture,” in a segment sponsored by NRA Women. The show is also sponsored […]

Julie Golob tells us how she relates to fellow champion shooter Vera Koo’s life in this video review of Vera’s book ‘Wisdom and Things.’

In this video review Nancy Keaton answers a few questions about Vera Koo’s second book “Wisdom and Things.”

Nancy Keaton reviews Vera Koo’s book and realizes that she and Vera share several things in common. Find out more in this reveal.

Vera Koo and some of her family members recently hiked to the top of Lanikai Pillbox in Hawaii. She discovered a few things about the hike and about her life in the process.

Jackie Richardson reviews the second book from champion shooter Vera Koo, titled “Wisdom and Things.” This book features chapters grouped into four different parts, covering all facets of competition, resilience, faith and travel.

Featured blogger, Emily Monroe, tells you where you can find all the coverage of the Olympic Shooting Sports in her blog, “The ‘How To’ Gun Girl.”

Vera Koo shares how she has persevered through challenges to become a top competitor in the shooting sports.

As 16-year-old Hunter Efird stood on stage inside Straughn Auditorium on the campus of Mansfield University in Mansfield, Pa., with his friends and teammates from the North Carolina Gray Stone Marksmanship Team, he didn’t think his week could get any better. Hunter and his teammates had just captured the senior team championship at the 2012 […]