So you've made it through three hours of the regular show on Terrestrial Radio, and you wanted a little bit more, so that's why you found the Gun Talk After Show podcast, where we saved all the best things that we can't say on regular radio.

Now, here's Tom, Michelle, and Jim for the Gun Talk After Show.

It is Independence Day weekend, and we're now in the after show part of that with Michelle and Jim. Hey, guys. Hello. Hello, hello. Happy 250, brother. Yeah, no kidding. Had a heck of a party here. Had a good time. Look like it. Yeah, nice vids and pictures. Yeah, sent you some pictures. Man, we got flags everywhere. Holy cow. You and all your

gunfighter friends. That's right. Gun fighters. That's right. I don't want to be in a gun fight,

but I do want to be able to do that if I have to. Amen. Amen. It's not just fun to learn this stuff.

You know what? Shooting well is fun. It did. It's shooting is difficult, and you never really master it, you know, unless you're one of those people could put all the shots in the same hole. I haven't met that person yet. Well, is that a setup for George on line one? It is exactly a setup for George. Hey, George, you're on here. How you doing, partner? Pretty good, Tom. I've been a listener in your show quite a while, and quite frankly,

one of the issues that seem to come up more than once in a while is complaints from the

shooter saying that no matter how he moves his sights on his handgun,

he cannot seem to get him moved over far enough to get the point of impact where his point of aim is.

And I got a commentary here that after many years of trials and tribulations in the sport myself.

Right.

I've come up with a solution that works for me, and quite frankly, I even grafted out

for some of the shooters and showed them with the little diagram that I put together as to where their point of impact is and what they're doing

to cause that point of impact being other than the point of aim.

You're not saying that the problem is actually the shooter and not the sites, are you?

That's exactly what I'm saying, sir. Yes, sir, it is.

All right.

It wasn't being so formal and forward with it.

You can share.

You can share, tell us.

Well, quite frankly, it starts off with the placement of the gun in your hand.

I have found that if you're shooting for accuracy, to start off with the smartest thing you could do is take your weekend, put the gun on your week hand, and place it in your master and you're going to be shooting with.

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