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JD Johnson 5th Wednesday Q&A · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  All right, let's turn the page on the rundown, and I mean that
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  quite literally. Here we go. It's the third hour of the Morning Show
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  with Preston Scott Show, five thousand and fifty six. Over there is Grand
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  Allen. I am Preston, and I am joined by J. D.
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  Johnson, co founder of all Things Talent, the Talent Training Group and of
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  course Talent Outdoor, where he's the co host, and more importantly than all
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  of that, he's our friend. How are you. I'm great, have
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  a good thanksgivin. I did nice. We have people standing by. This
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  is our fifth Wednesday, and on fifth Wednesdays, you know, I always
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  forget to tell you guys to promote this on the Talent Outdoors Show the week
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  ahead of time because you guys can't take live calls. Yeah, but we
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  can. And so this is your chance. If you have a question for
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  JD about anything related to firearms, personal defense, training, the industry in
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  general. We've got emails coming in. It's Preston at iHeartRadio dot com and
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  we have collars standing by. Anthony. You are on the air with JD.
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  Johnson. Welcome, Hey morning, good morning. My questions really simple.
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  I know it's illegal to shoot someone who's trying to break into your unoccupied
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  vehicle, but is it illegal to draw your weapon. I've never had to
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  draw my weapon. But if it is illegal to draw and display a weapon
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  on someone who's breaking into your vehicle, well, it's going to depend on
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  the situation. But if it's on your property, partner in your driveway,
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  you can show force. Drawing a weapon is not drawing a weapon and pointing
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  it at somebody can be interpreted as an aggravated assault. You need to have
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  some justification for doing that. Drawing your weapon, keeping it the low ready
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  down by your side, something like that, giving verbal commands, so forth
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  and so on, probably not going to get you in trouble, now,
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  you know that's all to be Uh, That is all speculative as far as
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  what the law enforcement and investigation and you. You have to understand that witnesses
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  may or may not tell the truth, and people see things differently. So,
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  Anthony, I'm curious, is this related at all to your profession and
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  the fact that you are a tow truck driver and I would guess on occasion
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  you're towing cars that don't want to be towed. No, No, I
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  never tow cars that never want to be towed. Okay, I only do
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  breakdown, Okay, fair enough. Related. I was just I had a
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  friend of mine who asked me know, I was like, I don't know.
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  I think it might. I might not say, I'm not sure.
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  So the scenarios, Yeah, the scenario. You know, your car is
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  parked in your driveway, you your your alarm goes off, You grab your
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  gun. It's not in a holster, it's in your hand, and you
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  run out the door and go, hey, get out of my car.
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  Uh. You know, you haven't committed a crime there, You're you're every
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  all of this is taking place on your property. I'll just you know,
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  and we can use force, but not deadly force to defend our property.
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  You know, if somebody's out in your yard messing with your car, hitting
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  your car with a baseball bat, and you want to go out there and
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  physically intercede with that, you can, you can. You can use you
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  know, not deadly force. There's a difference between force until that baseball bat
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  comes against you. Then that would be a deadly forced situation at that point,
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  right, right, right, So so we can use force to defend
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  our property, just not deadly force. Okay, thank you, Thanks Anthony,
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  appreciate the phone call. Let's go to Sue, who has been very
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  patient. Hello, Sue, how are you fine? Thanks? I have
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  a revolver UH thirty eight special, and inside the gun, some of the
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  bullets are turning green. I've read about this happening when the bullets come in
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  contact with leather, but they're not in contact with leather. Does it hurt
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  the gun? Does it hurt the performance? Yeah? You need new bullets.
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  We can help with that. We can help with that. Yeah.
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  If it's starting to turn green, that's oxidization. So it's oxidizing either the
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  brass or the nickel or whatever the material is. What are the material that
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  the brass is made or that the cartridge is made out of, could be
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  aluminum. That's an oxidation. Uh, it's oxidizing. It's it's rusting,
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  essentially, but it's not rust because it's not iron. Does it matter if
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  it's Sue? Are you carrying self defense rounds or are you carrying full metal
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  jacket just standard range rounds in it? Okay, they're self defense? Okay,
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  I was curious. Does it matter? J D? Yeah, No,
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  No, it doesn't matter. Okay, that's that's brass is gonna eventually
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  tarnish and mix with air and it could be some kind of chemical cleaning solution
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  leather, any of those things that what they used to tan the leather with
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  and calls it. So yeah, just swap those that you need to be
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  swapping. Self defense am out about once a year anyway, Thank you,
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  Sue. I appreciate it. Are old. Okay, yep, there you
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  go, Thanks very much. See there you go. See this is why
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  we're here. Fountain of Knowledge to my left. It's it's about the only
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  time he's to the left of me. JD. Johnson with me this morning
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  from the Talent Trading Group. I want to call us call now eight five
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  zero two zero five WFLA, twelve minutes past the hour the Morning Show with
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  Preston Scott and calls her coming in at eight five zero two zero five WFLA.
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  Let me get to an email question here, JD. And it came
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  from a listener of ours in Columbus, Georgia. I believe it is,
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  and Mark writes in he says, my wife and I purchased firearms recently.
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  We're going to check into training and receive membership to a local firing range with
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  our purchase. My question, do you recommend we join an association such as
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  the usc c A or purchase insurance in the event we are involved in an
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  incident with our firearms and join the show from Columbus. Yes, there you
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  go. No I am, I am absolutely all for it. I would
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  tell you this, do your research carefully on what those differences. A bunch
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  of those different companies out there, Right to bear US law shield, usc
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  c A, the NRA has their own variation of it. Okay. Some
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  of them are insurance that have limits on what they will represent and the amount
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  of money they will spend to represent you. Some of them have different benefits
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  and so forth. I like the more the prepaid legal we we use right
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  to bear. I use right to bear personally. It's basically a retainer.
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  It's a retainer, it's a lawyer. They let you pick your attorney,
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  and there that is a big deal. Being able to pick your own attorney,
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  because you know, a defense attorney here in this jurisdiction that practices in
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  this court is going to be more valuable than a high dollar lawyer from Miami
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  that's never been before. That's Charlie Aedelson, a judge up here. That's
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  a big deal, you know, I mean it is, Yeah, so
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  look at the different coverages, but absolutely it's it's a well spent money.
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  All right. Let's go to Tom. Hi, Tom, thanks for calling
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  in this morning. You're on the air with J. D. Johnson of
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  the Talent Training Group. Yeah. So I've got a question. My son
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  was going hunting the other day. He's seventeen, and I hadn't come across
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  this before, but he asked me, he said, Dad, can I
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  can I take the silencer and hunt suppressed this time? And I thought,
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  hmm, well, I've got an NFA trust and he's on the trust.
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  But he's only seventeen, so I didn't know if he could take that on
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  his own and go hunting. If that was lee go on NFA site.
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  I'm not sure that it is legal, to be honest with you, I
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  would have to make a phone call and verify that I did not add my
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  children to my trust until they turned eighteen. So and I know he can't.
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  He can't purchase one. He can't. I'm not sure about possession.
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  To be very honest with you, on the suppressor, even though he is
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  on your trust. Once he turns eighteen, I know he's good. Yeah,
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  so he's the last one. So, I mean he's only a few
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  months away. But it was now that was that was the whole thing was
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  man, I don't know, so no, yeah, I would, I
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  would caution against that at this point in time. But you can get on
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  ATF's website atf dot gov. They have a they have lawyers that will answer
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  that question for you definitively instead of asking me on the radio. Thanks so
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  much time. I appreciate your phone call. Let's get one more in here
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  before the break. Ryan, thanks for calling in. You're on with JD.
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  Good morning. Thank you for everything you do. And I was wondering
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  about the storage of AMMO. I mean, we need to keep a little
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  bit on hand, and I've had some for years that I keep in a
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  gun safe. I mean, are we good for years, five years,
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  ten years? Depends on the AMMO, I would say no. If it's
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  rim fire like twenty two long rifle twenty two magnum seventeen HMR rim fire AMMO,
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  it does not store well over time, hermetically sealed, keeping it away
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  from the keeping AMMO away from humidity and drastic temperature change is the best way
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  to keep it. And yes, center fire ammoll will last a long,
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  long, long time in storage if you store it properly. But rim fire
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  stuff rotate out. Yeah every year. Yeah, it dies it just the
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  primers tend to die in twenty two. That's good to know. Is I've
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  got a bunch of it sitting in a bag in my go shoot it my
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  ten twenty two takedown. Yeah, go shoot it. Okay, all right,
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  Ryan, thanks for calling in. Always appreciate the kind words. Bill
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  Pete, you are next, what about you. We've got all the time
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  in the world. Eight five zero two zero five WFLA. JD. Johnson
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  with me of the Talent Training Group, and we are taking your calls.
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  Callers standing by and lines available. Eight five zero two zero five WFLA eight
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  five zero two zero five ninety three fifty two. It's our fifth Wednesday,
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  and we celebrate that by giving you a chance to ask questions. I don't
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  do this very often because it's generally not good for radio show hosts to hand
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  over the time to the to the listeners. Because yeah, I'm trusting you,
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  because you guys are awesome to ask great questions. Uh, and and
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  I want to make our guests available when it makes sense, and so it
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  does. And Bill has been patient. Hi Bill, how are you're on
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  with JD? Hey? Good, Hey y'all do it this morning? Give
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  you I've got a hunting AMMO question. I shoot a Ruger Hawk, got
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  thirty'll six okay, shooting cor lock one hundred and eighty grain. My one
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  hundred yard group is like two inches two and a half. And I'm wondering
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  I bought this AMMO I think a couple of years ago, when like Remington
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  was going through their changeover whatever. And I'm wondering if it's a quality control
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  issue or is it user error or do I just need to find some different
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  AMMO? Or what's up? Man? There is a there is a a
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  ton of things that could be causing that. You know, Yeah, it
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  could be a just an AMMO compatibility. It is really an art to finding
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  the right cartridge that your gun likes. I would I would adjust down to
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  maybe a one sixty five grain or one fifty grain the cor lock. Remington
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  corlock bullet is a flat based bullet. You may try a boattail bullet.
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  There's all kinds of things you can do. You're gonna at some point in
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  time, you're gonna hit a sweet spot that in you go, that's the
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  that's the round I want. And then you buy buy a case of it.
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  It'll last you that for hunting. AMO, that'll last you, you
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  know, ten boxes of it will probably last you the rest of your life.
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  But if you can find that one you want to stay with the same
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  lot number, You can get variances in accuracy from one lot of the exact
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  same ammo one run to the next. You may be three to three or
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  you know, three tenths of a grain difference in powder weight that can cause
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  inaccuracy. Right, And of course would it be worthwhile because as I get
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  older, I can't shoot as good as I could. Would it be worthwhile
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  to like get cold or somebody to shoot that gun with whatever ammo just to
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  rule out whether it's me or not. It never hurts to get a second
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  opinion or a second shooter to say group's fine for me. Maybe you need
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  to work on your technique a little bit, you know, and you may
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  lighten the trigger, You may take a few ounces off the trigger pull weight.
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  That may change things, may change the scope, that may change things
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  all right, pilm, thank you very much. Thank you. And oh,
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  by the way, that's what he said. I'd have said the same
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  thing. Ever, you you look at me when my wife looks at me
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  like I just said that I started speaking Mandarin Chinese or she gives me that
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  look when I start saying things. Well, you are to me, Pete.
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  Thanks for calling in. You're on with J. D. Johnson.
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  Loran, sir, thanks for sharing your invaluable knowledge and experience. Well,
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  thank you, sir. My question relates to the man who had the earlier
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  question about what you can do if you see someone breaking in your car,
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  Can you run around to the other side of the car, enter the car
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  and shoot him through the window. That would be creating your own exiden season.
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  I'm sorry if I don't speak English, Well, you can't create your
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  own circumstances to put yourself in danger. You don't want to do that.
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  You would be creating the problem there in the system, the court system,
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  the laws are going to look very unfriendly on that. Callers standing by email
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  questions waiting, still got time If you want to email me something, preston
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  at iHeartRadio dot com. JD. Johnson of the Talent Training Group Talent Outdoors
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  with us and we're taking your questions about whatever it is you want to talk
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  about related to firearms, personal defense, ammunition. And we are joined now
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  by Mark. Hi. Mark, thanks for being patient. You're on with
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  JD. Good morning, Hery, y'all know the good her? Are you
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  good? Good? J D? I know you us sinner, so I
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  don't really know you at SAD, but I haven't seen you in a couple
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  of years when Dixon gave you that Senator. I really love listening to y'all
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  show. Don't get me wrong, now, Okay, I really love y'all
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  show. I got a hard question here. I can't find any AMMO for
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  my faught of Marlon thirty five back from Montgomery Wards, you know, back
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  in the early eighties, and I can't find any more Ireland thirty five shells
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  for that. Do you know of any place that may have a box or
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  twenty? Well? There there are a few companies in the US that that
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  specialize in obsolete AMMO, which is what you have an obsolete cartridge reads custom
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  Ammo out of Oklahoma City. I believe, I swear I have to buy
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  my thirty Remington for my old nineteen eleven manufacturer year Remington Model eight, so
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  I would try them to start with. They do custom load AMO. There's
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  also hindershots. They're not quite as much into the custom or the old stuff.
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  But Read's custom ammo would be my first Internet search. It's r eedy
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  r E D R E E D S Reads custom AMMO. I got it.
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  Do you know what the grain was, because I want to say it's
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  like one eight It was a big bullet. I think one eighty to two
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  hundred grain is probably gonna be somewhere in there. If you can find the
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  brass, you may find somebody that can load it for you by set of
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  dies and go that route. The brass is gonna be the hard part.
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  Yep, thank you, Mark, appreciate the phone call. Let's go to
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  Randy. Hi, Randy, appreciate your patience. You're on with JD.
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  Hey, good morning, no question for you, JD. I just wanted
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  to mention I recently purchased a gun out of town and had to do a
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  transfer, and to the convenience, I was going to have a transfer to
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  another local store and they refuse to do it, so we change. So
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  to Allen. Thank you went over there, picked it up and just wanted
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  to commend you and here guys on their professionalism. They're amazing. They did
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  a great job in handling everything for me. Ended up buying a whole stir
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  some ammunition and picked up a rod real while I was there, So it
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  all that well for you guys, and I just wanted to commend your guys
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  on the amazing job they do at that store. Man, thank you so
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  much. I will. I will certainly pass it on there to the guys
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  this morning when I get to work. So and I appreh that that's good
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  to hear. I normally hear the here. So you might not dock their
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  pay this week? Yeah, you never know, how about that? May
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  not beat them with a with a cat of nine tails when I get there.
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  I got a got some questions coming in here from from listeners. Is
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  there an advantage to a tritium front site as opposed to mounting an optic on
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  a handgun? Well, it's all what you're comfortable with. Personally, I
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  haven't put forth the effort and time involved in switching over to to red dot
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  optics. I've got a lot of a whole lot of years and a whole
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  lot of trigger pulls in my brain looking at a front sight. So I
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  haven't personally transitioned over to red dot. My wife has. She loves it.
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  So yeah, if you think it's all one or all the other,
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  yeah, it needs to be. If for self defense purposes, you know,
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  you need to have some consistency. I'm a I'm an iron sight guy.
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  I'm I'm getting old. I've done it so many I've pulled the trigger
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  so many times looking at the front site, and there is a there is
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  a change. Your focal attention is in a different place when you're using a
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  red dot. Your focal attention is on the target, the dot superimposed on
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  the target. You know, it's not You're not supposed to look through the
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  through a red dot and focus on the dot like you would with a scope,
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  a scope, trifle, or a magnified optic. So I haven't made
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  that transition. I feel like I'm more comfortable and faster and more accurate right
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  now with traditional iron sights. That doesn't mean I can't learn. I just
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  don't have the time to go dedicate to you know a thousand draws and trigger
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  puls Well, I was gonna say, you have a standard that is just
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  it's a certain standard and you don't want to really necessarily start all over.
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  Correct. That's exactly right. If I was a new shooter, I would
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  absolutely the red dot is the holographic site. Red dot is a better system,
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  hands down. I'm never gonna argue it because it lets you put your
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  focal attention where your folks attention is naturally, naturally wants to be, which
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  is on the threat or on the target. So you're looking through yep,
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  open, looking through the through the optic at the at the target, and
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  the dot will magically because of our bond both eyes open, yep, yep.
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  Absolutely. You can tell by my by my pause that there might be
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  a bit of an issue with someone in the room as it relates to one
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  eye versus two. Get to that more in a moment. Here more questions
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  via email. Next with JD. Johnson. Okay, we've established I'm weird.
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  Uh this just in uh JD. Johnson with me from the talent to
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  training. I have trouble expressing myself sometimes, President not really. I think
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  you know, sometimes brevity is is kind of appropriate, and I think it
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  just sort of nailed it all right, given that there have been tens of
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  thousands of military age illegal smuggled into the country by the Communist Party. What
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  can be done at the county and state levels to organize them a delitia to
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  defend our communities. That's David Lynn haven Man, it's worms. He said
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  a mouthful there, and I don't disagree with him on his assessment, to
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  be honest with you. There there's a state law in Florida against a against
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  malicious Yeah, so there you go. You can if you had a sheriff
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  in a county that wanted to have a for lack of a better word,
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  the old school posse, you know, if you if you had a sheriff
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  that wanted to put together people and and wave a magic wind over him and
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  deputize them essentially as needed, as needed, you know, reserve auxiliary whatever
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  you want to call it, UH type program the sheriff. My, a
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  sheriff in a county might could put that down. And there are some that
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  probably would do that in Florida. Yeah, you know, I want it's
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  a it's a legal legislative issue though, and I don't want to. I'm
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  you know, I stayed at a holiday inn once, but I'm not that
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  that's a lawyer question. I want to point out to you, Dave,
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  and I know you're listening. The state has there's a state wide grand jury
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  that has basically released one hundred and forty some odd page report asking demanding that
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  the state legislature deal with the issue of illegal immigration inside Florida. They recognize
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  the problems, They've written a very long series of four or five presentments,
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  and it's going to likely see some action in the legislative session. So that
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  might alleviate a little bit of that inside of Florida. Yeah, it's his
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  fear is in my mind, extremely valid. Right now, I can be
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  scary. That is the scariest thing that I can think of off the top
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  of my head, is that we have allowed a unarmed invasion of our country,
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  maybe unarmed, well unarmed potentially you're mostly as opposed to a military when
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  they walked across the border. How soon they got armed after they got across
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  the border is another is another you know, scary possibility. Another question came
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  in a follow up to Sue's question with your cartridges oxidizing, can you still
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  fire the rounds? You can? It's not really an unsafe thing. I
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  will caution you that you may have. You have to be very attentive to
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  what you're doing. You may get a squib load, which is a round
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  that goes off that's not powerful enough to send the bullet all the way through
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  the barrel. So if it gets lodged in the barrel and you shoot at
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  the fire behind it, you're gonna destroy your gun. Is that most likely
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  to happen with a twenty two with a rim fire? It happens with any
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  can happen with any cartridge. Okay, that's an underpowered squib load. They
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  happen sometimes out of the box with brand new ammo. I've seen it ye
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  where you where powder gunpowder didn't make it into or the right amount of powder
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  didn't make it into the cartridge, so you just had a primer that spit
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  the bullet, you know, halfway down the barrel. If you're not paying
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  attention, you're shooting them rapid fire. Then you stack another one in there
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  behind it, you bulge the barrel. You can throw the gun away,
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  or at very least you'll have to buy a new barrel. You may have
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  may damage other parts of the gun. It's like that scene from the from
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  the movie Gettysburg where they talk about one load after another load after another load
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  and no one's ever fired around. Yeah, well there's yeah, that was
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  battlefield battlefield stress that they were. The soldiers were going through the motion of
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  loading the gun and the cap on the on the nipple and pulling the trigger
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  so it never fired. But they there's been tons of battlefield rifles in the
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  Civil War collected that had numerous charges in them. This was fun. Thanks
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  for coming by, Thank you enjoyed it. See you next week, Yes,
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  Sir JD. Johnson with us next week. I've got all those things
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  that we were going to talk about today in case you didn't call in.
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  But boy, tons of more questions coming in. You're gonna have to stick
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  around for a minute. Yeah, yeah, we're hang on. I'll get
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  to your questions next more with J. D. Johnson next in the Morning
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  show. All right, this is this is boneus. It's time here.
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  We just got about two and a half minutes with JD. Johnson overtime with
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  Talent Outdoors here and the Talent Training Group. Optic question, are holographic red
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  dots better than the reflex? And what is the approximate and price with decent
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  optic. They're essentially doing the same thing. Don't get caught up in semantics.
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  Okay, they're essentially projecting a dot electronically or through light. They're projecting
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  a dot. They work the same way. Depends on your vision. And
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  try a bunch of different ones out. You'll find one that really matches with
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  you as far as color and size and so forth and so on. You
• 24:40
  can get a really good optic for in the three hundred three and fifty dollars
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  range US. Yeah, I don't recommend going cheap on optics. We see
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  a we replace a lot of one hundred dollars optics that somebody bought one hundred
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  dollars you know, one hundred dollars dot and amazingly equip working way. They
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  are getting moved around, bumped around. They work, they're on the slide
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  of the gun, they get they they're absorbing that recoil. They move every
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  time you shoot. They don't live. The cheap ones don't live. Invest
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  if you're gonna do this, invest in a good quality. I think I
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  know the answer. I know Charlie's answer to this. The question is your
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  thoughts on a burner on what a burner man I'm I know, I know,
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  go ahead. His his idea and my idea the same. There there
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  is no replacement for a firearm. It's is basically a paintball. That's not
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  a paintball, it's a it's a pepper Yeah, it's a pepper ball.
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  Now they have their place for in law enforcement. Uh, they're they're not
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  reliable for self defense in a in a life threatening situation. I would not
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  want to trust my life to somebody reacting to a non lethal he wol it
• 25:52
  be fair. It's one step above being unarmed. Yeah, I mean,
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  it's better than nothing. I ain't sure it's better than a pocket knife if
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  you're willing to use a pocket knife. But yeah, it gives you a
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  little bit of distance, and it is something. It's not a replacement,
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  it's not a substitute. Just fact to the matter. And there's a percentage
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  of the population that doesn't get much of a reaction from pepper spray from pepper.
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  Yeah. The type of people that you might encounter that you want to
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  defend yourself from may not react to one at all. Yeah. So all
• 26:29
  right, buddy, thanks, thank you, enjoyed it all right. JD.
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  Johnson from the Talent Training group over time. Here in the Morning Show
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  with Preston Scott