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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 muscles.

Welcome back, and a happy Mother's Day for everybody.

I am so glad that you could be with us today.

We're talking about guns, shooting, getting outdoors with the family, lifetime sports.

Of course, shooting is a great lifetime sport. You can start it before you reach

your teens and you can continue it, well, actually, literally as long as you can physically do it.

Shooting in your 60s, 70s, 80s, even 90s is not a problem for a lot of people. In fact, I believe, I am correct, the oldest person to win

a gold medal in the Olympics was in a shooting event. I think the gentleman was 72, if I remember

that correctly. Speaking of that, we'll be talking about Olympic shooting at the bottom of the hour,

but right now I want to put out the call. I love to get

mothers to call in. And if we get you on, and if you are a mother wants to talk about your guns,

or have a question for us, or how you got into shooting, or pretty much anything else,

what said to something, I don't know what, we've got this closet full of stuff, and it's hats and maybe shooting glasses and

mugs and just things we acquire, range bags.

There's no telling what's back there.

So you don't get to choose, but Sarah in our office will pull something for you.

All you have to do is call us and get on the air. Our number is 866, 825-5-4-86, or just dial one Tom Talk Guns, and that will get you in here. Chuck is on line 4 from Anchorage. How are you doing, Chuck? Thanks for calling in. I'm doing great. I hope you're doing the same. Wonderful.

I'm just going to do a quick follow-up on this BATF incident in Alaska where they were asking

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