You know sometimes we like to look at great guns and look at the artistry of them but you know there's another kind of artistry out there and we're going to be talking about that right now. It's called firearms and hunting literature. Yeah now don't get nervous on me. This is just cool writing and some neat stuff. You're gonna want to hear this. I'm gonna bring my

old friend Jake O'Sell who I have written for for many many years. You're going to love this. Welcome to Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, High-caliber Talk radio.

Hey, welcome to Gun Talk. radio. may surprise you this hour on gun talk but basically we're kind of wide ranging

we'll talk about gun rights we're talking about hunting talk about which gun you

ought to buy if you're interested in those kinds of things settle back in fact

you might want to call a friend or a neighbor

somebody say you that you enjoy sharing stories with because we're going to be talking

a good bit about stories and over the next few minutes.

Before we get into that, we do have, let's see here, make sure I got the right one.

Bill is called in from Missouri on line one.

I want to get Bill in because he's been on hold.

Hey Bill, thanks for your patience.

Thank you my call, Tom. Yes, sir. I talked to you a couple of weeks ago and told you I

really liked the gun that was featured on the cover of gun and

ammo. Oh the Ruger S. 9? Yes. Okay. No, no, it wasn't the Ruger S.R. 9.

It was a Springfield DMX.

Okay.

But I ended up buying the Ruger S.

Oh, you got the S. R. 9. Okay.

Yes, and I love it. It feels great. And the main reason I bought it was the positive safety

on it. I just love it.

Why now, why did you go with, you know, you were looking in one direction direction what made you switch over to the

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