Annie Oakley

American sharpshooter and performer

Annie Oakley - Performers & Entertainers born August 13th, 1860
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Born in 1860, a target shooter gained fame through sharpshooting demonstrations and performances with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. Exhibited extraordinary marksmanship skills, captivating audiences with feats such as shooting glass balls thrown into the air. Achieved a reputation as one of the best marksmen in the world, demonstrating prowess in various shooting contests.

Performed with Buffalo Bill's Wild West show

Set numerous shooting records

Influenced women's participation in shooting sports

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