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Like owning guns, that's fine too. We call it collecting. I don't do that. I've ended

up with a lot of guns, but I don't call myself collector because I'm a shooter. I like

to take them out. I actually have a range of port about that a little bit later on

on the show today. I am so glad you could be with it. Yes, we call this show gun talk.

That involves us talking about guns. That includes you if you'd like to be a part of

this. All you got to do is give you a call. 866 talk gun is the number. I

can remember that. How about Tom talk gun? That's a lot easier to just dial that. We

always are looking for range of ports and we get to that in just a second. Also a

little later we'll talk about what happened with the fifth circuit and they're

ruling about the bump stock band short shocker here. They flipped it over. We'll

see what happens there. I think we're going to be reversing the bump stock band. And

what's that going to mean for the pistol brace band from the ATF? Not sure. And

then a little bit later in the show, we're going to be talking about the castle doctrine

and to stand your ground laws that are in effect in so many states. And how a

lot of gun owners have misinterpreted or misunderstand those laws and has

led them to be sentenced to jail after what they thought would be a complete

these justifiable shooting and the things that you need to know about that. Well

the way I put it is frankly I think castle doctrine laws and stand your ground

laws are a trap. And if you don't understand what's going on there, you could

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