“My breakthrough, such as is was, was when I understood after a period of rather orthodox conformity in the ’60s as a college student…I realized that that wasn’t me…I somehow found the strength to be who I was, and that was A) rather conservative, B) someone who really profoundly enjoyed shooting, and C) someone who believed that it wasn’t a privilege, that is was a right,” says Stephen Hunter, author of Dead Zero.
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