When you have questions about guns, the shooting sports, or your rights, where do you turn?

Do what the pros do.

When they have questions, they go to Tom Gresham's Gun Talk.

Tom hosts several programs on the Outdoor Channel, is a noted book author and magazine editor,

and he hosts the first and only national talk radio show pertaining to these issues.

You can participate by calling 1-800 Talk Guns join us in the chat room at guntalk.com.

Now, prepare yourself for a no-nonsense, straightforward approach to firearms and related topics.

Tom Gresham's Gun Talk.

You're listening to Full Auto Talk Radio with Tom Gresham's Gun Talk.

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Ooh, boy, are we having fun today?

Hello, welcome to Gun Talk. I'm Tom Greshap, your host, and man, are we remote? You've heard about doing a remote broadcast? We are seriously remote. We are, well, usually I do the show from Louisiana. Nope, not today. We've got snow all over the place. We've got spruce trees. They've got huge mountains, 20,320 feet of mountain out there. I'm looking at. Mount McKinley. Yes, indeed. I'm in Alaska. Wasila, Alaska, and the Mattsu Valley. Never heard of the Mattsu Valley. It's called the Matanuska, Sucinah Valley. It's where they grow those huge vegetables you've seen the pictures of. You know, they the 3,000-pound cabbets that ate New York, that kind of thing.

Yeah, it's a fun place.

I came up here for the Matsu Outdoorsman Show.

If you're anywhere in the area, just hop on over here.

We're in while still at the sports complex, having some fun.

Our number is 866 Talk Guns. Got some folks lined up here before we were under our guest. Let's go talk to them. John's in Stryport, Louisiana. Hello, John. You're on Gunthoff. Sometimes, I try not my best, not to call just every week, but sometimes your guest hit me with a little one of those buttons that kind of touches me off. Okay. And one of this one here is when someone uses that 410 type ammunition

with a three-round buckshot, 32-calver-type balls,

you're talking about two widespread for two short in areas for too little an impact.

And I've done a lot to experimenting with and playing and a lot of shooting,

trying to work out my best tight pocket

firearm from my own personal self-defense for concealed carry.

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