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Hey, welcome back to Gun Talk.

You know, we're talking about this brand new rifle, our new Gun Talk rifle.

I don't know if this is the GT30, but it's the 30th year of Gun Talk, and we did a GT10, a 20, a 25, and now for the 30, our first rifle, both in 308 and in 556, or if you prefer, 223, you can shoot that and that as well.

But the question I have is, all right, so you choose one or the other, or maybe both,

what am I going to shoot it?

And what is a 223-556 good for?

What's a 308 good for?

Well, let's bring in our real good friend, Jeff Hoffman, from Black Hills Ammo.

Jeff is the co-owner, along with his wife, as well as the founder.

And Jeff, you've been shooting rifles pretty much all your life, I'm guessing.

Yeah, starting at about age six if you don't count BB guns, Tom.

I do count those because they're fun.

All right, so we're looking at, and I've sent you some pictures of these rifles, and they're pretty cool.

You know, it's a short scout rifle configuration, and, I mean, you know all about Jeff Cooper's rifles and all of that.

So we've got a 556, we've got a 308, and there's a lot you can do with a 556 that people are just not aware of.

You want to talk about because of the differences in ammo that you have, what you can do with that?

Yeah, I can.

You know, Tom, with a 556, I'll also talk a little bit about 223 because, of course use a 2-2-3 and a 556, but you're not

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