Clint Smith

I would like for people to be more safe with firearms.

You know, like me, I don't go to gun shows.

They go, well, why not?

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which they call, you know, it's an accident.

No, an accident's when you're old like me and you think you're going to pass gas and you actually poop yourself.

That's an accident, okay?

We're talking about incompetence here, you know, truly incompetent.

People assume, you know, out of you and me, right?

So the deal with it is I would go like, name one thing I'd like for people, if I give everybody one blessing, it would be a blessing of safety.

Think about what the muzzle is, okay?

You know, some of the worst gun handling I've ever seen is when I dealt with military people.

But then again, I don't have a Blackhawk coming to take me out when I get shot.

You know, I mean, now I, you know, and it's just, I think, yeah.

I do people like I used to write a column.

I used to write in the old days for American handgunner and that when they still had paper magazines and people always go like, Hey, what's your column this month?

And I go safety.

And then the next month I was supposed to write and they go, what's your column this month?

And I go safety.

And they go, we can't write the same thing all the time.