Hodgden powder company is celebrating 75 years in business and continues to expand with the

addition of accurate and ramp shot powders that are easy to load. Hodgden powder company,

the gun powder people. All right, welcome to gun talk. I'm Tom Gresham your host.

We're going to be talking about guns for hours and hours. Oh, yeah, 10 hours.

Yeah, we talk about guns. We talk about pistols, rifles, shot guns. We talk about

trap ski sporting clays and kind of sporting use of guns. We talk about hunting, of course.

We also talk about the primary use of guns. The reason that most people own guns is self-defense.

Personal protection, taking care of themselves, becoming your own first responder.

Boy, we ever had recently some really good examples of why that's important. And frankly,

the fallacy, the fantasy of saying, well, we have the police. We don't need guns for self-defense.

Just call the police. Why would anybody in a school need a gun to stop a madman?

We have the police standing around blocking parents, knocking them down,

putting mothers and handcuffs refusing to go in. But we have the police, so certainly no one

needs a gun for protection of their children. Part of me, while I just remain disgusted about the whole

thing. We're going to be talking about that in a whole lot of things today on the show. It is

six-five days. Yes, six-five. Get it? Okay. Creedmore, six-five by fifty-five. That matters.

Two sixty-four win mag, whatever your favorite is. I'd like to hear about that. Also,

we're entering into, and I'm going to have a whole month, a father's day. And primarily,

and I'm just going to be real greedy and personal selfish about this whole thing,

primarily because this would be the month that my dad would have turned one hundred.

So we will talk a little bit about Gritz and his legacy as well as your dad. We'll take

a whole month for sharing stories about our dads and guns and shooting and hunting and the rest of

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