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For more, visit Firearms Radio.net. Welcome to another episode of unloaded. This show is actually brought to you today

by the National Association for Gun Rights. You can go check them out at F the ATF.com. I'm going to cut the ad read just a little bit short because today we have

Hannah Hill from the National Association for Gun Rights here with me. What's happening?

Oh, a lot all kinds of fun over here at the legal arm.

Is it?

I imagine it keeps you pretty busy.

You're up in northern Colorado?

We are.

We're about an hour north of Denver, right in the heart of Comme Land, really, it feels like. And honestly, that gives us all the more opportunity to give the gun-grabbers a bad day.

I love it. I love it. So tell us a little bit about yourself. How did you get to that seat right

where you're sitting right now? Oh goodness well I didn't see it coming I'll say that. I was

I'm originally from South Carolina, which is, it's a red state but it's run by rhinos which means that

its policies aren't nearly as red as you know as the map would have it, have think so I was working there for years as a

policy analyst kind of keeping an eye on the legislature and blowing the

wizalom and then the opportunity came out of the blue when the National Association for Gun Rights,

long, you know, somebody that we were allied with and, you know, big fans of the work that they did.

They were wanting to start a legal arm.

So the National Association for Gun Rights has been in the

trenches in the states, both state on the state side and on the federal side for

years. They're the ones primarily responsible for the fact that we have 27 constitutional

carry states and counting, unfortunately, not including South Carolina. We're hoping to change that next year.

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