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Welcome to Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, high-capacity talk radio.

We're back with Tom Gresham.

866 Talk Guns is the number.

This is Gun Talk.

We've got a couple of folks still on hold.

I want to get to those before we get to our guest, who is coming in right now. Line 4. Chris is in Ohio. Hello, Chris. You're up on Gun. Talk. How can we help you? All right, Tom. Well, to go back to your previous topic, I was eight years old when I got my first gun. It was a Marrata 280-12-gauge duck gun.

My grandfather taught me out of a trap shoot and get grouse, pheasant ducks.

He actually, he started me off, if you can believe this.

I'm firing shells.

It had 17.5 grain, 700 X powder, and an ounce of number eight shot.

Now, is the 280, do I remember right that's a side by side?

No, no.

It was actually a breakover.

Okay, okay.

So you're shooting a single shot, break open, was this 12 gauge?

Yeah, it was a 12 gauge.

I know, you know, for youth, a lot of people start job on a 4-10 or a 20, but my grandfather had so many awards for trap shooting.

He told me, if you want to learn how to do it, you're going to do it right.

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