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Personal Defense - What's The Ammo Supply And Other Important Questions Answered · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  And starting it's the Morning Show with Preston's Got good morning. It's Wednesday,
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  January the seventeenth. Little chili outside, It'll get your blood moving, that's
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  for sure. Great to be with you. That's Grant Allen over there in
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  Studio one A. I am here in Studio one B and I'm hungered down
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  right now with Charlie. Charlie Strickland is with me from the Talent Training Group,
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  and of course he and JD are also co hosts of Talent Outdoors.
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  You can follow the podcast on the iHeartRadio app. You can listen live on
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  Saturday mornings. How are you, Bud, Happy New Year, Merry Christmas
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  all that stuff. Oh yeah, you took off for the holidays. Yeah,
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  just work right through. We just plow right on through, of course
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  you do. It's our busiest time of the year. We were glad to
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  have that end of the year rush. You never know how that's gonna turn
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  out. I'm curious, after this number of years with the range and now
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  with the store, what does what does the season tell you if anything about
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  the upcoming year? Does it act as any kind of predictor Well, we
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  hope you know, when we have a busy holiday season that that's sort of
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  an indicator that the coming year is gonna fall a suit. It's sort of
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  like, you know what you're doing at midnight on the first, you know,
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  the new year, that's what you're gonna do the rest of the year.
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  So I figure out every year, I figure I'm gonna be sleeping a
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  lot because that's what I'm doing at midnight. That takes in my late fifties.
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  Is uh, I don't know if I'm wost stay up. So we
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  did make it till after midnight, but I'm a late night binge, you
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  know, show watcher. Okay, well, wife had enough of this.
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  I have the next day. I have to get her caught up on whatever
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  episodes I she just doesn't want to stay up in one. He's not well.
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  She has a real job, So I worked for me and j D.
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  That's no. It was a but yeah, we hope that it's going
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  to be this kind of year. I mean, you never know because with
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  all the politics going on, you know, so if of course, I
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  don't think Biden's gonna make it to the election and any semblance of a sane
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  fashion or whatever. But for some reason, other Democrats pull out a stip
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  presidential election, then the gun business is going to go crazy for a while.
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  You know, we don't want to see that for that reason. It's
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  it's bad as when you're cheering against your industry being busy. You know,
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  we want the industry to be strong. But when it said it's peak,
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  it's because the politics are against us. So we were pulling for you know,
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  sanity and normalcy or you know, as close to Trump you can get
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  to that. And you know, but that philosophy being in office and and
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  it hurts us. It's like when we passed or when that's the state passed
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  and the governor signed the uh, the permitless carry thing. That hurts us,
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  but it helps us, if you know what I mean. It hurts
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  our business because people don't feel like they have to have the training that they
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  did before, which we really haven't seen that play out that way. It's
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  been a lot of people still come to us they don't have to. I
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  still think a lot of the fly by night training classes sort of fell away,
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  the ones that were required for the permit, but responsible people are still
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  coming for that. So you know, we're looking for a good year in
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  front of us. We dodged. You heard about all the tornadoes and stuff
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  in Marianna was a story. There was weather everywhere for you and your family
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  and friends out there. Yeah, the tornado that hurt hit Irwin Jackson's campground
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  over there actually formed over our house. My wife works for the Sheriff's office.
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  She runs communications over there for she was in the USC and she called
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  me at six in the morning. That's that's a six year times like five
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  my time to wake up, and it was six. Anyway, she says,
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  there's a tornado over the house. So I throw on a robe and
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  walk out in the blistering cold wind and look up. I had to go
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  take the flag down because the flagpole was at about a forty five degree angle
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  and in the midst of a tornado. I'm taking care of the flag.
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  Glad to see you have your priorities right now, making sure it's not touching
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  the ground, and uh so I got to make But I look up and
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  you can see the clouds doing all kinds of crazy stuff, and then it's
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  moving to the northeast pretty rapidly, and I'm like, Okay, I think
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  we dodged this one. To see on the radiar I've got pictures on my
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  phone where there's a circle around my house and and it hit from my hilltop.
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  I could I would have if it had not been cloud. I've been
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  able to see where it hit the ground that touched down the first time over
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  at a friend's house and then went straight north and jumped the Inner State,
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  loos some trucks off the Innerstate and hit Irwin's campground that he has spent so
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  much time and money rebuilding after Michael, and now it's just utterly destroyed.
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  And you know, terrible things happen to good people. I just you know,
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  but it was a roughness, close call. A lot of friends lost
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  a lot of houses and stuff over there. Charlie Strickland with me of the
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  Talent Training Group and Helen Outdoor is our personal defense segment. You know,
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  you talked about Charlie the presidential election. Obviously it's it's going to impact the
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  industry one way or the other. Where are we with ammunition in twenty twenty
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  four heading into it. I've heard some reports say that the government is buying
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  up a bunch of stuff, and so there's some AMO that's a little more
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  difficult to find than others. This thing is all over the map. We
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  started hearing with the war in Ukraine that we were going to have these severe
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  ammunition shortages and that countries weren't going to be importing ammo anymore from you know,
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  Europe, and then the Biden administration is pushing buttons trying to keep stuff
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  from coming, and then you know, everybody, we start worrying about it,
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  and then the supplies don't dry up, and then you start hearing from
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  your manufacturers, hey, it's going to be a tight time, and then
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  it's not. But then you can't get stuff, you know, in a
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  timely fashion, and then all of a sudden it's there again. And so
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  I can't really speak with any authority on where we're going with that, because
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  it's it's the We feel like the industry in some fashion said produce some artificial
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  rumors or shortages. You know, they were making a lot of money.
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  Am was short and they were running prices through the roof, and then all
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  of a sudden, it's what the left accuses old companies are doing. It's
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  kind of the same thing. Now we don't know that this was the case,
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  but it sort of felt like there was this false panic that they were
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  trying to push in to us to go ahead and buy a bunch of stuff
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  and get it in. It's not as free flowing as it was before,
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  because yes, there is some pressure from foreign wars and a lot of the
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  components and the raw materials. And what you have to remember is is in
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  most every industry, and the AMMO and oil production and even vehicle manufacturing,
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  electronics manufacturing, but every industry is dependent upon the global economy and the supply
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  chain, and all it takes is for something to happen. I mean,
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  the big AMMO shortages in COVID was because the Italy shut down. I remember
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  Italy just said, we're shuddering our society for a while, and that's where
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  a lot of our primers came from. And all it takes is a twenty
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  percent reduction in primer supply, and all of a sudden, AMMO is hard
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  to get because you just took something that was you know, take any kind
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  of food stores. You've got so many gallons of milk coming into the grocery
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  stores and so many gallons of milk being bought, and the farmers produced so
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  many gallons of milk, and I have to buy so many cows to be
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  able to provide what the demand is and anytime. So all of a sudden
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  you lost a quarter of your cow herd, or a quarter of the milk
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  bottling facilities went down. There's a pinch, all of a sudden. This
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  the grocery store shelves are empty because one it's you're not getting it, but
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  people aren't just waiting now the panic buying. Of course, milk's a bad
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  example because it won't sit there forever. But you know the same thing with
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  ammunition. So it's every industry is the same, and we are so dependent
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  on China and other foreign countries for our raw materials, for all of the
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  components and technology and production. Back when I was studying college or studying I
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  was studying in college in my forties. When I went back to get my
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  business degree, you know, we'd sit around and listen to professor talk about
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  how important the globalization is so important and it's so critical to a worldwide economy
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  in these times of peace when we're all learning to get long and it forces
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  us to coexist amongst the Yeah, how's that working out for us? You
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  know, there was this big push. Everybody was all that's out source everything.
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  We're a service related economy. Let's push everything to these countries where they
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  employ inexpensive labor, I a slave labor, and let's have let them build
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  the stuff. And this is what is being pushed in like apple, you
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  name it. So look, so where are we now? So if we
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  have a war with China, we have something. So when I start preparing
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  for you know, power outages, like when we had a you know,
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  two day power outage the other day because of the tornadoes, you know,
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  I relish those moments sometimes because it gets it. Lets me test my my
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  plan and identify the issues that we have in the plan. Where are the
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  where are the problems? And then we fix those because uh yeah, I
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  don't know what's going to happen next, but you know I've got plenty of
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  am If you don't, I know where some's at litting on the shelf over
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  midway. We are back twenty one minutes after the hour. Charlie Strickland with
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  me from the Talent Training Group Personal defense segments. So the holiday season's busy.
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  We talked about it with JD at the beginning of the month of December.
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  Folks do go out and buy guns some make a mistake and picking one
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  out for somebody as opposed to letting them try one. But the bottom line
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  is there are new people with guns out there. It occurred to me in
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  all the years that you and I and JD and I have talked about this
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  in this segment, we haven't spent much time on maintaining firearms. And I'm
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  just curious, how often should someone break down a semi automatic pistol and clean
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  it every single time they shoot? Because I know that's not happening. Oh
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  well, I don't do it every time, single time I shoot. I'm
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  guilty of that, right. You know, the SHARE's office we want it.
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  Every time you qualified annually, we wanted you to go home and clean
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  your gun. Most people didn't, you know, let show up the next
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  year with a dirty gun. A gun works fine, depending on if you've
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  got a good quality gun. It's not necessary to clean it that often.
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  It's a good idea, Okay. It's kind of like you could probably wear
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  the same pair of pants two or three days in a row if you wanted
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  to, especially in the winter. You're supposed to, you know, not
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  me, I wear clothes one time goes into dirty clothes and it's the magic
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  hamper in the closet, you know. I just put it in there,
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  and it magically appears folded in the other in the house. It does.
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  I can't figure how to magically make it go back in the closet and hang
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  back up where it belongs. But how do you do that with your firearm?
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  And so well you will. You come to me and act stupid,
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  and you go, I just don't know how to do it, and I'll
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  go, well, hang on just a minute, Well let me wipe it
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  down while I've got it broken apart. And no, don't come in the
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  store and say, Charlie wants me to come show I'm too stupid to run
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  my gun. I want Charlee, I want to see charting. No,
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  don't please. The chances of catching me with a spare minute are pretty slim.
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  So really, you should clean your firearm every time you shoot it,
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  because what happens is the residue you leave on there starts to attract moisture,
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  and moisture does bad things to metals. And also that residue also attracts grime,
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  pocket lens, things that are on you. If I if I took
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  my gun out and my holster at any given moment and dropping the magazine ejected
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  around lock slide to the rear. You're going to find a lint and dirt
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  in there, just from every day carry, because I carry the gun everywhere
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  I go and there's a lot of stuff in there, and it does,
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  in fact need to whether I shoot it or not, it needs to be
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  broken down into the few components that you know. You don't have to break
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  it down to every pen and spring, just field strip it. Every gun
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  comes with a manual, and if it doesn't come with a manual, google
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  it. There's a YouTube clip somewhere. Yeah, there's a YouTube and probably
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  one that I did fifteen years ago on how to just break it basically take
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  that thing down, and you should ask when you buy a gun, you
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  should ask person at the counter how do I do this? Or bring in
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  your gun unloaded in a box into the store and we'll show you how to
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  do it. I mean any store. You can go to any store in
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  town, they'll probably more than likely be more than happy to show you how
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  to do that. As a customer service issue. Gun cleaning, there's gun
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  cleaning stuff on every gun store in town. I was going to ask you.
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  Let me ask you that as well. There are products that are designed
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  for guns that that every gun store sells, right is that the type of
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  product? I mean, what distinguishes that from say something else that you would
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  use to clean, something like WD forty or something exactly. Don't need that
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  stuff? Okay? Why? Oh? WD forty a great product for cleaning
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  and for displaced water displacement dash forward es. It's it's great for I have
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  multiple cans of w D forty and shed, I have p B blaster,
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  I have all kinds of stuff you know that stays in my shed, in
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  my barn, in the back of my truck. I don't use them on
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  guns. I use gun oil on guns because gun oil has been specifically formulated
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  for that purpose. Now, there are some machine oils and some motor owls
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  and some things and blends and stuff that we get into mixing our own and
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  doing whatever. Don't do. Just just go buy me by a little bitty
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  bodygun oil that lasts most people for ever and ever. Yeah, because you
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  only need like with a glock, you literally need five drops of oil to
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  lubricate a glock pistol correctly, you know. And there's a specific places that
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  those things go a little bit of all goes a long long way. Too
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  much oil on a gun, it starts to just absorb trash. So yeah,
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  because you hear people talk about you need to make sure that gun's good
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  and wet, No you don't, you don't. You need just where the
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  metal surfaces touch metal surfaces, that's really the only place oil goes. And
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  then it's such a thin layer. How do you know when this day and
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  age that you got a metal surface touching a metal surface when so many guns
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  are composite, Well, even the composite guns, polymer guns things like that
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  have steel inserts. A glock has a polymer frame, but inside of that
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  it is molded a steel skeletal structure and there's four little steel contact points there
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  that fit inside the slide rails on the slide. And you just put a
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  dry all on each slide rail on the slide and let it, you know,
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  run down the rails. That's all you have to do there literally five
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  drops. It's crazy simple. But you don't want any visible though. You
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  just want to kind of wipe it off of an oily rag when you're done,
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  dry rag on the grip, so you don't want to leabricate the grip.
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  It's The Morning Show with Preston Scott on News Radio one hundred point seven
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  double UFLA or on NewsRadio double UFLA Panamicity dot com. Time flies when you're
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  having fun and Charlie and I haven't seen each other in a while, so
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  we're actually catching up on a lot of stuff and it's good to see you.
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  Good to see you. Yeah, the people who just listen to everything
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  we just talked about on the break, that would be like a whole episode.
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  Well, how often you and Charlie are you and JD talk about that?
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  If only people heard and the things you talk about that don't make the
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  show. I've been carving out a little bit of the breaks here recently on
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  our show. Yeah, Grant produces the show, and then after he's gone,
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  I take the video and play with it and putting some stuff on YouTube,
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  and we just record right through the breaks now and nobody gets to hear
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  that. But the most recent show, I carved out part of the break
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  and I put it out there as a short. I can't tell if he's
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  blushing over there, just laughing from familiarity, but he well, he hears
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  everything that goes on on the break. He's sitting right there in the room
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  with us. He's over there doing stuff with the computer and frees us up
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  to just sort of just sort of well, just keep going and yeah,
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  me and j D and Fred and Captain Paul in the room. Sometimes it
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  gets a little you know. Captain Paul is I mean he is straight he's
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  Oh yeah, I tell you what. He is, straight laced, he's
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  he is. He is a true Christian gentleman, Yes, sir, he
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  is. And to put him next to Fred is like, you know,
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  let's let's watch what happened, you know. But here's the thing. Oh
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  yeah, But I mean they sit there and talk about fishing and all these
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  different things. And I just sometimes just sit there and play on my phone
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  on the brakes and listen to them talk. And it's such a you know,
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  it's such a unique conversation sometimes I bet it is. But hey,
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  let me ask you this. We talked about breaking down firearms, how often
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  you clean and so forth. I wrote down another question that I've gotten via
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  email. And I know that you all on the program have talked quite a
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  bit about the new law in Florida, as it's as it's made right now,
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  the law as it is with regard to constitutional carry, we're not quite
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  full constitutional carry. What do you recommend? What is the best way for
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  someone to carry inside their vehicle? Okay, so I carry on my person
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  inside my vehicle, that's on me. It's in my waistband, okay,
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  or in my part which I wouldn't have a hard time getting one out of
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  my pocket in my vehicle. But I do carry a pocket pistol sometimes,
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  but that's not my primary gun. That's typically the second or third tertiary or
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  whatever it's. But sometimes I'll have one just in case I got to go
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  somewhere. You know, by inside of the waist band's not good. So
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  in a vehicle, I always tell people the safest place to put one is
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  inside your console or just lift console lid there's a gun there, or you
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  know, a glove box is way over there. It's hard to get to,
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  yep, it is. You don't want to use these magnet mounts and
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  things to where it just sticks to the dash because technically those aren't really legal
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  because they're not securely in cased, not otherwise really accessible. They're also not
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  on your person because you can carry on your person now with a new law,
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  but it has to be on your person in the vehicle. It still
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  fits the old statue, which says that it has to be securely in case
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  not otherwise really accessible. So it's either on you or it's securely incased.
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  So that part of the law is not any different now now, despite the
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  fact that they've opened it to where anybody can carry it. If you read
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  the law, it allows you to carry on your person concealed, concealed without
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  a permit. Correct. Okay, that means in your vehicle, that means
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  out in public, okay, But your vehicle carry still remains the same.
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  That lass still stays the same. They didn't change that. They didn't say,
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  you know, in your vehicle. Now you can carry anywhere you want
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  to. So it's still and it's subject to interpretation. But the safest bet
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  is to either keep it on you or securely encased. Now, you know,
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  as far as the most convenient place, it's on kind. I mean,
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  I've got a rack with a rifle and a pistol that's behind the seed.
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  I've got, you know, a bunch of different options. But I
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  would say somewhere people can't see it. That if it's not on your person,
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  it's inside of something snapped in something in a holster where you can get
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  to it quickly, and that's so wide open in different vehicle tips. I
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  want to talk some more about this, and I want to talk about the
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  specific application in case of need next with Charlie Strickland the Talent Training Group Personal
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  Defense. Here on the Wrning Show with Preston Scott went to break. Charlie
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  said, what do you mean by that? Yeah? I never know,
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  And you said, when we come back, we're going to talk about X,
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  Y and Z, and I'm going, I don't know what he's talking
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  while we're on the break, Can you tell me what I might have to
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  google that real quick. We're talking about carrying inside a vehicle and the best
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  way to do it, because I firmly believe that probably you know, and
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  I'm obviously I can't document this, but I would say the overwhelming majority have
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  no real idea how to carry in their firearm in their vehicle and it be
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  available in a case of need. I will tell you most people that buy
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  guns don't carry on their person. They leave them in their vehicle. I
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  mean, good, strong, conservative gun on in public. You know,
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  red blooded USA American Americans don't carry on them like they should, even though
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  they can. They leave it in their truck or they're car or something,
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  and then you know, where's that at. Well, let's send a holster
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  inside my console. I go look in at their console and it's under six
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  months worth of paperworking crap. They're thrown in there. You know, they
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  got to dig for it, and that speaks to mindset. But if you're
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  going to carry in a vehicle, so it needs to be Now a lot
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  of people think and most of us, including you and I, have holsters
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  that are KAYAKX holster and you put the gun in and it goes click and
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  it's friction fit. That's not really snapped there, and it's not really secured
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  it has to So it doesn't fit the letter of the law with regard to
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  being out says snapped in a holster. I would argue that that's clicked in
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  a holster, you know, which is close enough to being snapped in a
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  holster, and it has just as much retention as the other does. But
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  it's it's a nuance you'd have to argue in court, and you don't want
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  to go there. So getting something with a thumb snap, a rotating hood,
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  a some sort of retention device which is a little more old school.
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  You know, it can be zipped in something, it can be in something
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  with the lid. It could be just covered up. It doesn't even have
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  to be snapped or league as long as it's as long as it's enclosed.
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  Mike. See this leads me to my next question, because let's just say
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  you take one of those friction or snap holsters. You just take that thing
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  off, you put it in your console. That doesn't make sense to me
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  because it's still a two handed thing to get access to it to draw it
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  if you needed it. Yes, and that's one of the issues if I
• 22:23
  take my inside the wasteband holster off and just throw it in my console or
• 22:29
  set it in the console or whatever driving down the road. I mean,
• 22:33
  let's be honest, most people that do take them off just gonna throw them
• 22:36
  in the cup holder or something, which is not technically legal. But you
• 22:41
  know, it is what it is. But it's still going to take two
• 22:45
  hands to free it unless you know how to push your thumb on that holster
• 22:48
  just the right way and get that thing out of there. Or use some
• 22:51
  sort of jam it up against something and pull it out. It's it's you
• 22:56
  know, it is a two handed move. The same thing if you're carrying.
• 23:00
  If you're concerned about, you know, a hitchhiker, somebody getting in
• 23:03
  the passenger seat of your vehicle, and you're right handed, you've got stuff
• 23:06
  in the middle of the car. You got to consider, well, how
• 23:07
  would I get to the gun if this person gets in the passenger side and
• 23:11
  the carjacking or something, how would I get to the gun? It's between
• 23:14
  us. We're fixing a fight over it at that point. If you carry
• 23:18
  it on the left side, you know, I would reach down in the
• 23:21
  door pocket, unholstered the pistol and turn and I would I would practice using
• 23:25
  my left hand to shoot towards the passenger side in a close quarter environment if
• 23:30
  that was the case. Which, however, to training and training with your
• 23:33
  weekend, if you're out left handed, and then which at that distance you
• 23:36
  should be able to do pretty well after practicing a little bit. But then
• 23:40
  again, if you're going to carry down there in the door pocket, you'd
• 23:41
  better have that thing properly secured, because if you get stopped on a traffic
• 23:45
  stop and they say, hey, step out of vehicle. That's the first
• 23:48
  thing you see is that gun, and so you know it opens up a
• 23:53
  lot of doors. So really and truly you you need to and I have
• 23:56
  my own solutions, but it's you know, what's gun do I grab?
• 24:04
  The guy goes give me your truck? I'm thinking he goes. You having
• 24:10
  to think about it, and I'm trying to figure out im gonna kill you?
• 24:11
  Now, I've got so many options there, sir. You know I'm
• 24:15
  just saying, but I mean, these are things that everybody that is a
• 24:18
  gun owner needs to be. He is to walk out, sit in your
• 24:22
  vehicle and go, Okay, what would I do if and where's the best
• 24:23
  play? Exack like this and then come see us. And if you need
• 24:26
  a special option, a special holster made for a particular purpose, We've got
• 24:32
  a guy in the back that can build anything. You just have to tell
• 24:34
  us what you want and I might take him a week or two, but
• 24:37
  he'll turn out exactly what you want. Good stuff is always appreciate the time,
• 24:41
  Thanks sir, Thank you. Charlie Strickland with the Talent Training Group again,
• 24:47
  he and JD Talent Outdoors and their cast of of of two, three,
• 24:55
  four, You Never Know, and our guest here on the Morning Show
• 24:59
  with Preston's Guy six