NRA Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award

To qualify for the Sybil Ludington Women’s Freedom Award, the nominee must have demonstrated two or more of the following qualifications on a National Level:

1. National recognition for performance in competitive shooting; dedication to hunting ethics and conservation or promotion of recreational shooting activities.
2. Educational contributions to advance the purposes and goals of the National Rifle Association including appearance and/or writings of significant national impact to the organization.
3. Meritorious performance under perilous conditions through the lawful use of a firearm in defense of self or others.
4. Dedication to the protection of the Second Amendment through extensive legislative and/or legal contributions that impact the national dialog.
5. Promotions of NRA programs, goals and issues in a volunteer capacity at the national level, that have a recognized positive impact on the organization.

Learn More about the Extraordinary Story of Sybil Ludington

 American Revolutionary War Heroine Sybil Ludington, was born April 5, 1761 in Fredericksburg, New York. Similar to Paul Revere, Sybil became famous for her ride to warn the patriot militia of a British attack near Danbury, Connecticut when she was only 16 years old.

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