Annie gets your gun.

Annie Oakley.

I'm so glad you decided to turn this on

and listen to the incredible story of her life

at the height of her career.

The talented sharpshooter was arguably

the most famous woman in America,

if not the world,

dazzling audiences and setting records

as she fired clay pigeons,

birds, glass balls, and performing a wide array

of how and the hell is that even possible trick shots.

Her love of guns began in her childhood

when she didn't use them to entertain,

but to survive, literally.

Born Phoebe Ann Mozy,

Annie picked up her father's gun when he died,

and she began feeding her incredibly

impoverished family as a young child.

By the age of 16,

she'd used her skills to pay off her mother's mortgage.

By 20, she was competing in shooting competition

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