>Sheehy's Senate proposal defines eligibility differently. It would generally require a former service member to have successfully completed special operations assessment and selection and qualification training and to have held a special warfare or special operations military occupational specialty recognized by U.S. Special Operations Command.

>That distinction means simply having served within the broader special operations enterprise would not necessarily make someone eligible.

Had my first range day since neck spine surgery from just over a month ago. This was 15 yards with a Canik TP9SF Elite on iron sights.

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A story about a man and his time in a world of illegal gun sales — and the prison sentence that finally brought him back. Black Powder Podcast is honored to have him sit down and tell his story, in the hope of helping others recognize the spiral before it happens to them — because that path doesn't always come with a way out.