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It's Tom. It's Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, where all the women are fast, all the men are accurate,

and all the children are aware of their muzzles.

Hey, welcome back to Gun Talk. Tom Gresham here, 866, 826-825-5 or one-tom-talk guns to get you in here. We're pretty much anything you want to talk about this hour. We'll talk about, well, some things in the news that I'm going to bring up or guns you want to talk about. A couple of things I can't do. I'm not a gunsmith, so I can't diagnose what's going on with your gun in most cases. And I don't do gun values.

That's fortunately there are a lot of places you can go on the Internet now.

AuctionArms.com, gunbroker, a lot of places like that.

And you can find out what guns are selling for, which really is, as you know, the only real measure of what a gun is worth is how much will somebody

pay for it.

Now, you have heard me speak many times over the years about the Grand American Trap

shoot, the largest shooting competition in the world, one of the largest sporting events

in the world, probably only after some of the big marathon or big ski races out there.

5,000 competitors, 5,000 competitors shooting trap for two weeks.

Used to be held in Vandalu, Ohio, just outside of Dayton.

And now it's held in Sparta, Illinois, a huge facility.

People come from all over the country to shoot there.

And over the last few years, youngsters have been coming there in droves, the Scholastic

Klaze program, bringing teams in from all over the country, and kids from, I mean,

seven, eight, nine years old up.

And you'll have a thousand, two thousand, them going around carrying guns, buying

ammo, shooting hundreds and thousands of rounds, and doing it all quite safely, and they're

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