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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2019 · 48 MIN

NRA-ILA's Chris Cox from the annual meeting, SDCGO's Gina Roberts reporting from Indiana, John Dillon on the new ammo law, Casey from The Gun Range San Diego on size matters, and Sam the Gun Man on squeeze guns.

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April 28th, 2019: NRA-ILA's Chris Cox from the annual meeting, SDCGO's Gina Roberts reporting from Indiana, John Dillon on the new ammo law, Casey from The Gun Range San Diego on size matters, and Sam the Gun Man on squeeze guns.

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NRA-ILA's Chris Cox from the annual meeting, SDCGO's Gina Roberts reporting from Indiana, John Dillon on the new ammo law, Casey from The Gun Range San Diego on size matters, and Sam the Gun Man on squeeze guns.

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