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It was my dad's favorite organization.

The pickup truck I drove and high school had an in-r-e sticker on the back.

It was the world I knew, it was the world I came from.

I grew up in rural South Carolina, in gun culture.

My uncles and my dad and I would go hunting often.

When guns were always a thing to be respected, they were part of a male initiation right,

where when I'm 12 years old I get my first gun and you go out hunting in this way to be

involved in the Davis clan, to be part of the Davis clan.

Meet Aaron Lee Davis from Cope, South Carolina.

When I come from a very close-knit Southern Baptist family, where we would believe that

you can actually speak with God.

You could hear God.

And I had moved to DC after teaching special led back in 2005.

And I get there and I'm driving down Interstate 66.

And I see the inner rebuilding.

And I feel like some kind of spirit inside spoke to me and it said, this is where you're

going to work.

The only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

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