Could This Huge Hire by the ATF Mean that Big Changes Are Coming?

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A huge and very positive development in the world of ATF as Pam Bondi has hired Prof. Robert Leider to serve a Chief Counsel which is a very, very positive development for lawful and responsible gun owners nationwide. Washington Gun Law President, William Kirk, discusses why this is a great hire and more importantly, what this means to the future of the ATF. So learn more today and arm yourself with education. _____________________________________________________________________ Join Right to Bear Today. Right to Bear Self-defense protection so that you can protect those you love. Sign up today and if you use the promo code WGL, you will receive 10% off: https://bit.ly/3Io5T5H

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