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Thanks. It's Tom Gresham's guntaw, where all the women are fast. All the men are accurate and all the children are aware of their muscles.

Yes, they are as a matter of fact. A lot of children around here are aware of their muzzles.

We're at the NRA's annual meetings. The big exhibit hall in Louisville, Kentucky, were surrounded by, wow, big booths, guns, rounded my big boots guns everywhere guns and scopes and sights and lasers and cool stuff

and we're visiting with a couple of our good friends here Travis No Boom from

Crimson Trace and Paul Fluff from Smith at Westenin during the break whatever else we're going to do.

We're going to talk about guns, right?

You guys just got back from a gun site where you're doing this thing with the J frames and all?

And during the break you're telling me about

the value I guess you open some eyes on the value of lasers in trigger control and such not

and I was thinking dryfire but you said it's a lot more than that.

No it is I mean and I mentioned earlier that we had actually took that little J frame

and we were shooting metal solid targets out of a hundred yards which is something that nobody in no metal silhouette of

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