It doesn't feel weird to me to shoot on the left shoulder.

Yeah.

It's all I know.

Yeah.

I look like a drunk giraffe trying to shoot right-handed on a long gun.

I'm Ryan Gresham.

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Hey, welcome into Gun Talk Nation. Today on Gun Talk Nation, we're going to talk about shotguns.

And I think for a lot of us, shotguns shooting flying things in the air is either you love it or you hate it or you love it and you're not good at it. That's me. And, but we got a guy who knows some things about that. Joe Pinch and welcome in, man. Thank you. Thank you for having me. I'm looking forward to talking about some of these things and sporting clades in general.

Yeah, so Joe, you're from Florida, but you're actually local to us, and you work at actually a phenomenal place, Cubby Rise Lodge, up in Husser, Louisiana, whichever he goes, what the heck, Husser?

It's what, an hour and a half north of New Orleans, roughly.

Yeah.

Something like that.

So, and I said, well, you're a pro shooter, you're a pro staff.

I always think of it like the golf pro at a golf course.

Is that a way you describe it?

Somewhat, yeah, the, like the teaching side of it, you know, teaching members, getting members involved and more engaged in the sport and events. So in many ways, yes, very similar.

Yeah. But how did you get started in this? You're from Florida and you grew up shooting sporting clays?

Yeah, so I tried my hand at a bunch of sports, liked playing a lot of them growing up.

And then I remember one day, you know, my dad had hunted and he had shot clays in Jamaica where my family is originally from.

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