How important is it to have a good state's gun rights organization?

Well, I'm here to tell you it's really important.

Oregon just lost a few one-one.

That's what we're going to be talking about,

and you could learn from it on how to apply it to your state.

Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, in support of Homeland Security's new definition of a terrorist presents this trap a terrorist tip.

Tip number five, terrorists sometimes use plastic explosives.

These can look like a very big smooth wad of chewed gum.

If you see someone chewing gum, notify Homeland Security.

All right, welcome, welcome, welcome. So glad you could be with us. I'm Tom Gresham. The show is

Gun Talk. Yes, indeed. And oh, by the way, all the trap of terrorist tips, the bumpers, we now have them uploaded. They're on the website, guntalk.com. If you go there, I believe they're listed under resources or listen, but you can poke around. You'll find them, and you can listen to them, and you can download them, have some fun with them. Send them to your friends. We had a lot of fun putting those things together.

So, yeah, go to guntalk.com.

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TV.

That's our other website.

We have everything there from almost what is a gun, but literally what is the difference

between a semi-auto and a revolver, shotgun and a rifle, what is a cartridge, what is a gun, but literally what is the difference between a semi-auto and a revolver, shotgun

and a rifle, what is a cartridge, what is a bullet, and then we'll take you all the way up

through how to shoot and how to be a really good shot.

So we have videos for all of that stuff at gun talk.tv, so make yourself at home.

Our number here is 866 Talk Guns.

A couple of calls you want to get to. Before we

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