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1st Jul 2020

So, You Want to Buy a Gun?

Episode 1:

So, You Want to Buy a Gun? 

Gun sales have understandably skyrocketed in recent months. This is particularly true for new gun owners. Additionally, current gun enthusiasts have wisely decided to supplement their current inventory. Choices of available firearms have never been greater. It is with this in mind that HomeGuard presents its inaugural podcast episode. Rick Wehrheim, director of HomeGuard Associates, sits down with Ron Calkins, the highly respected and extremely knowledgeable owner of RPJ Guns.
They discuss:
  • What type of firearm is best for me?
  • What should I be thinking about BEFORE buying a gun?
  • Does it make a difference where I purchase my firearm?
  • Why bother going to a "brick and mortar" store?
  • Where is the gun industry headed?

For listeners of the podcast, be sure to ask about RPJ's special offer when you mention "Speaking of HomeGuard" next time you visit their store.

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About the Podcast

Speaking of HomeGuard
Podcast of HomeGuard Associates
"Speaking of HomeGuard" introduces you to a variety of interesting expert guests who will provide you with practical safety and security information. In this regard, our goal is to increase your knowledge of a variety of resources and people available to you.

Past podcasts and newsletters are available on the HomeGuardAssociates.com website and our Facebook page. Your comments, questions, and suggestions for future podcasts are most welcome. Thank you.

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Rick Wehrheim

Rick Wehrheim is the Director of HomeGuard Associates. He is also an NRA Certified Instructor in several disciplines as well as a consistently highly ranked "NRA Top Recruiter" in the state of Florida. His articles concerning safety and security issues have appeared in numerous publications. Rick's stated mission is, "Passing along practical tips and techniques which will keep good men and women from becoming victims. Avoidance, planning, and preparedness, these are my areas of emphasis."