Video: Donald Trump Jr. at SilencerCo

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posted on September 26, 2016

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Donald Trump Jr., son of Republican Presidential Nominee Donald J. Trump, is an unabashed firearm enthusiast, hunter and outspoken Second Amendment supporter. During a recent visit to Utah-based SilencerCo, he talked with company CEO Joshua Waldron about the intent of the Founding Fathers, future Supreme Court Justice appointments, hunting in Europe with sound suppressors—and also showed he walks the walk on the firing range. Click on the video above, or watch it here.

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