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The conversation delves into the recent NRA convention, highlighting changes since 2019, attendance dynamics, and the ongoing challenges the NRA faces, including significant membership decline. The discussion also touches on the reform movements within the NRA, the celebration of the 250th anniversary of the shot heard around the world, and the importance of community engagement in the fight for Second Amendment rights. The speakers emphasize the need for activism and collective effort to ensure the future of gun rights in America. In this episode, Mark Walters and co-hosts Ryan Petty and Amanda Hardin discuss their experiences at the NRA convention, reflecting on the organization’s direction and inclusivity efforts. They emphasize the importance of community building, particularly for women in the firearms space, and Amanda shares her initiative to educate mental health professionals about firearms. The conversation also touches on media bias regarding gun control and the misconceptions surrounding gun ownership, highlighting the need for accurate representation and advocacy. In this engaging conversation, Mark Walters and his guests explore the latest innovations in firearms showcased at the NRA Show, including the revolutionary TAL-50 with no recoil and the new X9 handgun. They discuss the iconic Tommy Gun, its historical significance, and the evolving landscape of gun rights and technology. The dialogue is filled with humor, insights, and a deep appreciation for the craftsmanship behind these firearms, making it a must-listen for gun enthusiasts.

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