Did you ever have one of those things where you said,

ooh, I sure wish I hadn't said that.

Well, I have one of those from the radio show yesterday.

Or as we say, that did not work out the way I thought it was going to. Details in just a sec.

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On yesterday's Gun Talk radio show.

I threw out an idea and asked for suggestions and input.

The idea was, quite simply, that I always like the idea of doing good

and getting credit for it. That's public relations and

gun owners need to be seen doing good things. We do a lot of good things. We just

don't get seen doing it and unfortunately the media often portrays us in a bad light. Fair enough,

okay that's an easy way to say it. I could get more pointed about it. So I thought

well what can we do as gun owners, where we can do things that are

publicly seeing where we can get credit for doing good things? And it kind of came off of a phone call we had

with Clark A Potion from Utah, where Utah shooters

organized and cleaned up a public area on BLM land where people had gone out and shot but they

trashed it up and so the shooters went in and cleaned it up and hauled away tons

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