So unless it's like the Smithsonian or like Springfield Armory National Historic Site, museums have to abide by whatever gun laws, there are federal, state, local. So if you have a museum in Chicago, you're dealing with a much bigger issue. Like I was just helping out an attraction that's going into Chicago, and they've got, they don't want real guns, they want, you know, toy guns, replicas or whatever. But you can't even have rubber replicas.

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One of the subjects in the world of guns that people love but maybe don't talk about as much

is the historical part because guns are an interesting thing.

If you take care of them, they will last many lifetimes.

And we brought on an expert to talk about that.

Somebody you may recognize her voice, you may recognize her voice. You may

recognize her from television. Ashla Binsky, welcome in. Thank you. I was going to say, you may recognize my voice, but probably not my hair color because I've changed it like every system. I know. You're a chameleon. You never know. Let's see what Ashley shows up looking like today. She's got blonde hair, red hair.

I like to mix it up, you know.

It's pretty good.

So, I mean, you know?

It's pretty good.

So, I mean, you've done, you're a historian of firearms.

You've done a lot of television stuff.

You've done subject matter expert, legal expert, witness things on cases.

You help with different firearms museums.

So there's a lot of ground that you cover,

but I always say that there are a lot of ways

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