A
Huh. Well the, the, uh, clubs that we've got around here are kind of expensive but, uh, it's well worth it. You can go down and shoot up against a sand bag and some targets and have, uh, competition. Uh, I've never really joined a club because I haven't got the time. Not because I haven't got the desire. Uh, there's an annual membership fee, uh, that's, that's fairly high. Plus there's ini-, an initiation fee that you have to pay because of first time, uh, uh, member.
A
So the whole process can cost you a hundred fifty dollars to join the club. Plus you have to pay for the, the ammunition in any tournaments that you would join in.
B
Yeah. Well, that's what my husband, when he was in that gun club where he was doing that. It, you know, he went mostly just to, uh, shoot at paper targets.
A
Uh-huh.
B
Uh, but, you know, they used speed and accuracy and all that.
A
I think that, that the gun clubs serve a useful purpose. In fact, I'd like to see somehow they tie the legislation into not only when you buy a weapon you have to, uh, show that you've gone to school or gone to some class to know how to handle that weapon.