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Confidence you can see. Welcome to Tom Gresham's gun talk, where there's more to talk about than shooting.

There's reloading and hunting and self-defense, too.

All right, we're going to be talking about guns and having some fun today. Yes, indeed. I'm Tom

Gresham. It is, in fact, gun talk. I'm glad you could be here because, well, if you weren't

here, I wouldn't be here. So we'll have some fun. We'll yak a little bit, as we say.

If you are new here, let me explain real quickly.

We talk about guns here and shooting and the shooting sports.

And certainly, most certainly, personal defense, personal safety with firearms.

We try to obliterate many of the myths that are out there about guns. Some of them

from gun owners themselves and many, many myths about guns and gun ownership from those who would

like to do away with your ownership of firearms. Your law-abiding, your highly regulated

ownership of firearms. There are those out there

who would like to do away with that. We talk a little bit about that today. Actually, probably

quite a lot about that today. And we track the stories that are going on. In about half an hour,

something like that. We're going to have Kelly McMillan on here.

Kelly, of course, from, well, you probably know the story about McMillan firearms and the Bank of America calling them in for their annual or the regular audit or an annual audit.

And in the course of it, they said, well, you know, you guys used to make stocks and now you're making more kind of more like guns. And we don't do business with companies that make guns. So you're going to have to take your business somewhere else. Well, after Kelly went public with it, Bank of America has did a serious bit of crawfish. And they look like a crawfish doing a moonwalk going backwards. Let me tell you.

And they're trying to say, no, no, no, no.

We didn't mean that at all.

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