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The right answers to the tough questions on Tom Gresham's Gunn Talk.

Well, I don't know if the answers are right, but we sure are going to give you some. I'll tell you what, we're having some fun today. Hey, welcome again to Gun Talk. I'm Tom Gresham. We are live remote from KG. Lleet, this fabulous shooting facility in Jennings, Louisiana, visiting with folks at Browning. They're having the Browning-Brily-Martigra shoot here. I guess we're like in the fourth day of this thing so far. They're wrapping it up right now as we speak. And a lot of crying going on out there because the wind came up. And it's been certainly interesting. It was shooting sporting clay. If you don't know, sporting clays is a clay target game, not like trap or skeet. Those are fixed, you know exactly where the targets are, not like Trapp or Skeet.

Those are fixed,

you know exactly where the targets are,

well,

pretty much where the targets are going. In Sporting Clay's, you don't, and it's been described as golf with the shotgun. You're going to different stations. It's like a different hole, and you don't know exactly what you're going to get. And it makes, To me, it's my favorite clay target game.

I mean, trap and skeet, or, look, if that's all I can shoot, I will. But sporting clay is the thing I really enjoy doing, because there's so much variety. And frankly, it's kind of like hunting, so I like that part of it. We're visiting with Scott Grains from Browning. And we've just been joined by Lynn Miller. Lynn, thank you so much for being here with us.

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