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and by Pyramid Air. So today, let's talk about something interesting. Kids and guns,

they do mix. Oh, my gosh, what did he just say? Today on the show, we're going to talk

about kids shooting sports. And to talk about that, we've brought in Ben Berka from

the Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation. Did I say that right, Ben? Yeah, that's correct.

So welcome, man, man. I mean, I follow what you guys do. And I think it's awesome. And

for people who are saying Scholastic Shooting Sports, what's this all about? Tell them

what's it all about? Yeah. Well, first off, Ryan, thanks for having me on the show.

Appreciate it. You know, chance to talk to you and all your listeners. So it's Class

of Shooting Sports Foundation in a nutshell, who we are. We're a 501C3 public charity.

And really, we're focused on youth development through organized team-based shooting sports.

So really what that looks and feels like is if you think about your traditional ball sports

teams that are organized, you know, they have adult leadership through their coaches. They

have practices throughout the season, competitions, usually accommodating state and international

championship events. That's what we're doing, just with shotguns, handguns, and rifles.

Okay. So, so I was going to ask that. So what disciplines are within what you guys do?

What type of shooting? Yeah. So Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation, we

operate two programs. One is the Scholastic Clay Tart program. And that focuses on all

the clay target disciplines. So Trap, Skeet, Sporting Clay, and then the international

side of that. So Bunker Trap, International Skeet. Our other program is the Classic Action

Shooting Program. And that is rifle and pistol shooting on field targets for time. So

if your listeners are familiar with the field challenge, it's similar to that. And that

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