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But before we do, I want to get this call in, line four, Steve is called in from Minnesota. Hey, Steve, you're up.

Hi, Tom. One, I'm very glad you had your training, so you got that plane back on the ground.

Yes, sir, me too.

I just wanted to say the handgun law.us site that you refer a lot of people to

is one of the best sites I've ever seen, and I go to it and refer it all the time also.

The one thing that can catch you up on that site, and I sent an email to the owners of that site, is that you can create a map to find out where a permit is good.

But it seems to only show I'm in Minnesota.

If I click on Minnesota, it gives me an accurate piece of information.

Okay. But if I get a non-resident Utah permit, it shows me that Florida is someplace I can take my gun to.

When in reality, from what I read on that site in other places, Florida does not accept a non-resident.

And so they need to have two checkboxes.

One for I'm a resident of Minnesota and I'm a non-resident Utah.

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