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.
Denise Arcieri aka “Armed Princess”
Known online and in the community as “Armed Princess,” Denise is a powerful voice for Second Amendment advocacy and a firearms instructor.
She is one of the managers at Pioneer Arms LLC (https://pioneerarmsllc.com/), where she focuses on personalized firearms training and empowerment through education.
Denise was celebrating with all of us on April 19, 2025, Lexington and Concord 250th anniversary events, participating in both the morning battlefield ceremony and the evening’s Historic 250 Dinner hosted by GOAL.
She brings a mix of strength, historical awareness, and passion for preserving freedom—her presence at both events was a reminder of how women are shaping the future of gun rights advocacy.
Jane Maynard – AWA and Women for Gun Rights member and Advocate
Jane Maynard is a respected and long-time member of the Bristol County chapter of Armed Women of America (AWA).
She attended the Historic 250th Anniversary Dinner and shared her reflections on what it means to be a woman in the firearms community today.
Jane has been with AWA for years and continues to be a guiding force in empowering women with the knowledge, confidence, and skills they need for personal safety and responsible firearm use.
Key Takeaways from the Show
Commemorating History with Purpose:
Both women emphasized the importance of remembering the battles that started our fight for freedom—and why that fight continues today.
Women Leading the Way:
Denise and Jane are living proof that women are not just participants but leaders in the Second Amendment movement.
Community & Connection:
From training and advocacy to simply being present at key events, these women are committed to building a stronger, safer, and more educated community.
📌 Don’t forget to follow Denise as @Armed.Princess and https://pioneerarmsllc.com/.
Please support women like Jane and Denise, who are helping shape the next chapter of 2A advocacy.
