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I caught up with Larry Keane, Vice President of the National Shooting Sports Foundation during the SHOT Show in Las Vegas last week. I talked to him about the cool new gear, the cool new guns, and wanted to find out what else stood out at this year's show.

"I actually grew up in the Shield's Valley and it was our neighbor who invented the first rack. He was a cattle rancher and he got sick and tired of trying to get that gun out of the back window to get a shot when he would be out feeding his cows and see a coyote near his herd..."

Johnny Joey Jones: "I bought my son a 10 gauge shot gun. I bought myself a 12 gauge. He's into playing the saxophone and baseball. I played football and can't carry a tune in the bucket. But we go to the skeet range and he out shoots me. That's what we've found that the two of us enjoy together and can connect on. "

The nonsense we see taking place across America right now was already foreshadowed giving the nonsense taking place against guns and gun rights prior to COVID-19 and "woke" cultural jihadists.

Earlier in the week I caught up with a SHOT show regular- Montana legislator, Army veteran, and entrepreneur Seth Berglee.

Proof Research makes our barrels for us, and Proof Research is a tremendous company. They're based out of Kalispell, they make the probably the best barrels on the market

I'll be lucky enough to be sitting right on media row for the SHOT show. We'll get a front row seat to some of the coolest new guns and outdoor gear. Plus, I hear there will be a lot of Montanans down there.

Rep. Berglee says the judge's decision was "pretty shocking" because the judge ruled that the Board of Regents has control of the college campuses. Since the Board of Regents has control of the college campuses, the judge says they can throw out 2nd Amendment rights on the campus.

Kyle Rittenhouse- why the jury got it right. Gary Marbut with the Montana Shooting Sports Association gave a very insightful update to his members across Montana shortly after the not guilty verdict was announced in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

I can't say that I'm surprised by the answers we got about having a loaded weapon in the home, but the percentage certainly isn't lower than when we asked a few years ago.