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We have a lot to talk about today and one of the things that is on my mind I've been talking about a little bit is the question

is this as good as it gets with guns?

Because it seems like we're making incremental advances.

I mean, the guns we make today are very good.

And there are some improvements being made of them and we got some

smaller lighter ones and slumber ones and high cap ones and concealed carry ones but

when you think about it is there much difference between the guns we have today and the guns they had 50 or 100 years ago?

Lever action gun, same. Pump action shotgun. Same.

Both action rifle. Same as what Paul Mousier created in 1898.

Semi-automatic rifle.

Not really a lot different from what Teddy Roosevelt shot with a hundred years ago, and certainly

not much different from what Eugene Stoner created. Oh my gosh 50 years ago now in the the

AR 15 and M16 M4 etc etc. Side by side shotguns over and under shotguns, over and under shotguns, 150 years old in their designs?

I don't know. Maybe we've reached perfection. Maybe this is just all there is. You can't help but wonder, though,

when you scratch your head and think about it. I mean, think about the advances made in the last

50 or 100 years, television, internet, you know, cell phones. I don't know if that's an

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