Welcome to TrophyCast, the official podcast of Trophy Properties and Auction!
In this episode, we talk all things guns! We are joined by Jon Harting, Jon is an agent with us, but before he joined Trophy, he worked in the firearms industry as a wholesale distributor. We cover a broad range of topics in the firearms world, including:
- Which caliber is best for hunting in the midwest?
- If you could only buy one gun, which would you buy?
- The business side of guns
- How does politics affect gun sales?
- Suppressors and Hunting - why are they do difficult to purchase?
- With all this new technology, where do we draw the lines of fair chase?
- The Black Rifle stigma...
- And more!
OUR UPCOMING AUCTIONS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
- 9/7 - 24± acres in Branson, MO with access to Table Rock Lake!
- 9/12 - 20± Acres in Pike County, MO near Bowling Green
- 9/13 - 170± Acres in Ralls County, MO near New London
- 9/14 at 10 am - 17 Acres in Franklin County, MO near Beaufort
- 9/14 at 1 pm - 78 Acres in Crawford County, MO near Davisville
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