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Now here's Tom Gresham.

Oh boy, I am so glad to be able to do this. We had a great time last week at the NRA's annual meetings.

Of course we had a great show there, but it's just more fun, honestly, to do it live where you can call in and we can talk about guns and shooting and getting people involved in guns and doing the kind of training we like to talk about.

And I, before we went on the show, I had a friend come over and he was showing me a couple of the guns that he recently got.

He had a, well let's see, what was he carrying?

He had the Ruger LCP, it had, actually I talked him in to get getting the recluse holster.

He loves that and so he was liking that and I was showing him the Crimson Trace

laser that goes on the LCP.

He's going, oh man, that's cool.

Then he said, well, what do you think about lasers?

And this is a guy's been shooting all his life.

Competitive shooter, can't parry, all of that.

And it was interesting.

I said, well, here's the deal.

When I started out, I didn't like lasers, I didn't want one on, I just thought it was a bad idea, and I have moved so far that I'm at the point now where I could make the argument that without a laser your self-defense gun is incomplete.

Now that's a long way to go.

We can talk about that as we go forward.

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