Holly Sullivan and Mike Harris / New England Firearms Advocacy Conference

I think it's like, you know, for the hunters that are out there, it, uh, learning how to cook and prepare game meat in a couple different ways, um, I think that's all part of the journey.

Part of the process.

Um, did you see that borough in, uh, New Jersey, Kinelon, New Jersey of all places, has, uh, decided to adopt a resolution to rebate the full $150 state-mandated, uh, licensing fee?

Yeah, so over-

Like, good for them

... at, uh, Firearms Advocacy Conference-

Yeah

... um, we got that update from John Petrolino that there are, there are now some townships that are saying, listen, these, their, their fee jumped immensely.

Oh, yeah.

And-

Yeah, after, because of their brainstorm.

Yeah

... yeah, and the reality is, is they just say, "Listen, this is a money grab and we're gonna put it into the general coffer, and then we're gonna use that to ship- shove more legislation in your face."

Yep.

And, uh, some townships that believe that, you know, your civil rights shouldn't be based on whether or not you can afford them-

[laughs]

... said, "Listen-"

What a concept

...

the, the state says, uh, you know, we have to charge you X amount of money, but it doesn't say what we have to do with it, so what we're gonna do is we're gonna refund that money back to the people.

Yeah.

That's great.

So, so if you apply for your license and it gets accepted, denied, whatever, you're gonna get that money back, and it's like-

It's great.

You know, and it's not, it's not a large town.