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Posted on 08/25/2013 5:01:02 PM PDT by mylife
Mandeville, LA – It’s proud gun owners, a gun-friendly credit processing company, details on the “guide book” on preventing gun violence, and more, this week on Tom Gresham's Gun Talk® Radio, the original nationally-syndicated radio talk show about guns and the shooting sports.
Steve Sanetti, President and CEO of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, visits this Sunday to discuss their “Proud to Be a Firearms Owner” pocket card campaign. "Firearms owners have been misrepresented and even maligned in the ongoing public debate over gun legislation," said Sanetti. "Our goal is to remind gun owners they have many reasons to be proud. You should stand tall, and if someone takes an unfriendly shot at you for being a firearm owner, respond with the facts listed in our new pocket card.” Read more about the pocket card here: http://bit.ly/1d6iKXH.
Last spring, the McMillan Group’s Kelly McMillan talked with Tom about the group’s Bank of America account being cancelled because, according to the rep, they “deal with firearms and accessories”. McMillan is back a little more than a year later to discuss their newest ventures - McMillan Merchant Solutions, a full-service credit card processing, and Pistol Pay, a service for handling private firearm transactions online. The McMillan Group will be donating a percentage of their profits to Second Amendment rights organizations. Read more about it here: http://www.mmsllc.com/ and here: http://www.wnd.com/2013/08/taking-aim-at-anti-firearm-banks/.
Also dropping by this week is Jeff Knox, Director of The Firearms Coalition. Knox has been writing most recently about the “Preventing Gun Violence Through Effective Messaging” how-to manual that surface a few weeks ago. Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2013/08/henry-waxman-leads-newest-attack-on-guns/, and keep up with Knox at http://www.firearmscoalition.org. It’s also the last week to sign up to win the Crimson Trace M3GI giveaway! The Grand Prize winner will receive the Crimson Trace Rail Master Laser Sight, Tactical Light and Green Laser Sight, plus a OPMOD PAC Versipac from Optics Planet, a M3GI competitor’s shirt, and a blanket and hat from National Shooting Sports Foundation. Each week, one entrant will win a Crimson Trace Rail Master, an Optics Planet Range bag and a blanket and hat from NSSF, and five entrants will win a Crimson Trace hat. Enter today through August 30th at http://www.guntalk.com/contest!
Hangfire Pow!
LOL!
Great graphic!
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Hola!
I refuse to pay $6.75 for a Starbuck’s Coffee. That’s 1 round (2011 prices) for my Barrett .50cal!
Whatzzuupp?
Something just happened in Ohio...
Indians 3, Twins 1
Ugly game.
Winding down for the week, and winding up for the next.
I can’t afford a 50BMG, so I just light off both barrels on my shotgun. Feels real powerful and a whole lot cheaper.
Yer getting screwed all the way around.
I thought $2.50 was high.
LOL I got an over under like that LOL
POW
Hey didn’t you once say you had signed up for Texas Law Shield?
I just did this week. It seems like a good idea for the money.
GUESS, GUESS, GUESS!!!
THE PLANTE MAN! And Number One!
Had a great conversation with him. Told him we were leaving Merryland and moving to Virginia because of politics...totally a discretionary move. He said, "wow"! "Now you can buy a bazooka". Mrs S said, "that's the only thing we don't have", and he LOL'd in the middle of the restaurant.
I did and it is a great idea.
Cheap insurance.
Howdy!
Finally decided that I had enough ammo stockpiled that I could go to the range today. Then, at the last minute, my friend that was going me with chickened out because of the heat.
Spent the extra time working on the son’s scope mount I got him for his AK. (Bend here & check, bend there and check, rebend here and check, touch up with shaker can of flat black.) It’s good to go now.
630gr at $6.50 Cabela’s.
I use to buy cases/500 when I worked PT at the FFLs, at much better prices, but I saw it hit $9.25/rnd after the CT Massacre.
Yow.
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