John

Weird stuff shows up.

Like here's this gun that you never thought you were ever going to buy here.

Surprise.

Awesome.

So I have, since you trained so many women, I have a question that has been brought up here in the past is how do you feel with how the gun stores are doing when they sell firearms to women?

Are we seeing, are you seeing that they're getting the right product or are they being talked into something different?

Like I, that is a question that from somebody who trains a lot of women who come in or first time gun owners and things like that, how are you seeing that process and how women are being treated at the gun store?

Probably.

The cow pattern was just like... Have you heard the history of why there's cow...

Okay, good friend of mine over at Springfield who runs their social media, and I won't say her name, forgot to ask permission from the bosses for an April Fool's joke, which was a cow-patterned hellcat, and they called it the No Cow.

That's awesome.

viral okay and they were like this is awesome but we also hate you because our phones are ringing off the hook and people are emailing us about the hell cow

So, word of the wise, any social media person out there, April Fool's jokes do not go over well sometimes.

I found this out the hard way.

So I made, I worked for a demo company and while I was there, I made a April Fool's joke.

It was called the 45 Moab, the mother of all bullets.

I basically took two 45 projectiles, put them on top of each other.

It said it had the power of a 12 gauge.

That's ridiculous.

the amount of phone calls we got the people wanting to buy it one of them was our mechanic for the truck we had for the company and he called and the guy who was working with him he's like you need to talk to this guy and i go what's up he goes i want to buy a thousand rounds of this 45 mil i'm like do you know what day it is and he goes april 1st i'm like yeah he goes