It's Tom Gresham's Gunn Talk, where all the women are fast, all the men are accurate, and all the children are aware of their muscles.

Glad that you could be with us. We're having fun. We're talking about guns. Well,

how are you not going to have fun doing that? I'm Tom Gresham, by the way, and this is

Gun Talk, and we have gathered just to talk about our hobbies and our interests. Guns,

shooting, the shooting sports, self-defense with guns, absolutely politics. Sure, got to cover that too. If you'd like to join us, there are a couple of ways,

at least a couple of ways. You can do that. One is to call us, and that number is 866 Talk

Guns. Very easy. Or you can shoot me an email, Tom at Gun Talk.com. Now, over the last 20-plus years, I have watched as state after state

has adopted some form of concealed carry or right to carry where lawful citizens, well, let me

rephrase that.

It's not that they have been allowed to, is the prohibition has been removed from them,

because I really don't like for us to say that the government allows us to exercise our rights.

I would like to say instead that we have been able to remove some of the prohibitions on our rights, not all of them,

but some of them.

And after state after state has done this, and they've removed some of the prohibitions

and people have been able to carry guns, it's been exactly the same experience every time.

And now we see number 49 getting right to carry.

That's the state of Wisconsin.

There's only one left, and that's Illinois.

But we have 49 states in which there's some form of right to carry.

Well, starting this week.

So joining us to talk about what's going on in Wisconsin, bring us up to date, is Nick Clark

with Wisconsin Carrey Incorporated.

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