Tony Simon

He taught the class and he's the NRA.

I think he's a.

He's on the NRA board as – he's not the head of training, but he's on the board.

And he was there and was able to squeeze me into a class because I wanted to be done with this before I went to NRA in the middle of next month.

And that was pretty much the first class I could get into.

Then we went downstairs to the gun shop.

And, again, I do apologize.

Next week I'll tell you what gun shop it was because I have to finish up the shooting part and the class instruction part this coming Saturday.

But what they had down there that was really cool was a freaking Pennsylvania police trade in Smith and Wesson Model 10 with the heavy barrel.

The wide frigging hammer, cocking hammer serrated with the wide trigger.

And that's the way I think it was motorcycle police carried theirs back in the day.

And also their special units had that particular one.

Now, the regular PDs had heavy barrels.

That was it.

But the higher end or the more well-trained dudes that were probably going to get in the gunfights.

They had the one with the wide target trigger and the wide target hammer.

Hammer spur.

Yeah, it had a wide hammer spur.

So pretty much it was set up that if they had to cock it and pull the trigger, they could get off a more precise shot.

One easier cock to hammer shot.