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I had the pleasure of interviewing Jacob, a friendly 24 year old gun and automotive fanatic. Jacob is studying electrical engineering and sees himself living in Huntsville, working for an engineering firm in the next 20 years. In his free time, he enjoys working on his dream car, a Honda s2000, and shooting guns, including his favorite, an AK-47. Jacob is also currently in the army and is a member of the NRA; additionally, and a value that Jacob would fight for would be improved gun laws. His hero and the person he admires most are Chestie Puller and Dan Dailey, two famous army veterans. He got interested into going into the army because his grandfather loved shooting guns with him when he was little, including his grandfather’s 22 caliber

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