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All right, welcome to Gun Talk.

Hey, I'm Tom Gresham.

Yes, indeed.

It's a little noisy here.

That's because we're in the Great Hall.

We're in St. Louis, Missouri, at the NRA's annual meeting.

Some people call it the NRA show.

It's a huge hall.

And in the middle, I mean, dead center, middle of it, is the excess sites booth.

And the folks at excess sites are hosting us, letting us do gun talk from their booth.

We're joining right now by Bo Wallace from Excess Sites.

Bo, thanks so much for letting us hang out here.

Hey, Tom, we're happy to have you.

We always enjoy having the Guntaught crew with us. How do you explain to somebody who's never been here when you're trying to explain the NRA show? Oh, man, it's really hard because it's such a, you know, it's everything here. It's, you know, it's a, you know, a Shooter's candy store. You've got all the major manufacturers with their new products. You've got

holster manufacturers, ammo manufacturers. You've got hunting guys. You've got gun collectors,

you know, showing off the collections they've made over the years. It's just everything.

I mean, just from where we're sitting, I'm looking out doing a suite from left to right.

I got Henry Rifles, Kimber FNH, Sixth Hour, Smith & Wesson, looking over there, Caltech, Remington, Crimson, Trey, Surefire, and that's just a little bit we can see. There are hundreds more here. Oh, yes, yes. Like, say, it's a shooters candy store. It is. And they have more than that.

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