Sisters In Arms #55 – Part One & Two: Reflections and Real Stories from GOAL’s Celebration of Lexington and Concord 250th Anniversary**

Host: Kerrie Ann Auclair

Guests:

Denise Arcieri – “Armed Princess”
Firearms Instructor, Owner of Pioneer Arms LLC

Jane Maynard – Long-time Member of Armed Women of America, Bristol County Chapter

Part One:
We reflected on the powerful commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Lexington and Concord with GOAL. Both Denise and Jane joined us for the morning battlefield ceremony and the evening Historic 250 Dinner. They spoke about the importance of honoring our nation’s founding and how those values continue to shape our fight to protect the Second Amendment.

Part Two:
In a heartfelt turn, the conversation shifted to why we carry. Denise and Jane shared their personal reasons for owning firearms—stories rooted in family, safety, and empowerment. These weren’t just discussions about tools, but about freedom, fear, responsibility, and strength. Their vulnerability underscored why the 2A community must continue to lift women’s voices.

About the Guests

Denise Arcieri aka “Armed Princess”
Known online and in the community as “Armed Princess,” Denise is a passionate firearms instructor and a manager at [Pioneer Arms LLC](https://pioneerarmsllc.com/), where she focuses on personalized firearms training and empowerment through education. A powerful advocate, Denise’s voice in both history and modern-day advocacy is shaping the future of the 2A movement. Follow her on Instagram: [@Armed.Princess]( / armed.princess )

Jane Maynard – AWA and Women for Gun Rights Member
Jane is a long-standing member of Armed Women of America’s Bristol County chapter and a strong advocate for responsible firearm ownership. Her dedication to empowering women through education, confidence, and advocacy has made her a respected force in our community.

Key Takeaways from the Show

🔹 Commemorating History with Purpose
Denise and Jane reflect on what it means to honor the past while protecting the future of our rights.

🔹 Women Leading the Way
From battlefields to boardrooms, women like Denise and Jane are leading the charge for the 2A.

🔹 Why We Carry
Their personal stories reveal the deeply human side of firearm ownership—and why our rights matter.

🔹 Connection and Community
Whether training new shooters or attending historic events, these women exemplify unity, strength, and support in the firearms community.

Please support women like Jane and Denise, who are shaping the next chapter of 2A advocacy:

🔗 [Armed Women of America](https://armedwomen.org/)
🔗 [Women for Gun Rights](https://www.womenforgunrights.org/)

https://www.womenforgunrights.org/

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Hosted by Renee Gagne and Kerrie Ann Auclair, the Sisters In Arms – A Firearm Story podcast is a pro-Second Amendment show with frequent guests and a national audience reach.

From a woman’s perspective, the Sisters In Arms podcast promotes safe and responsible firearms ownership with a focus on instruction while also defending everyone’s right to self-defense against persistent and pointless gun-control legislation.

Click the link here now to watch the latest episode. Gagne and Auclair are State Directors of the DC Project in their respective Rhode Island and Massachusetts states. The DC Project is a nationwide, nonpartisan organization of women committed to safeguarding the Second Amendment. 

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