Dear friends and neighbors,
August marked National Shooting Sports Month, and I had a great visit to Black Wing Shooting Center in Delaware to celebrate!
Black Wing is a family-owned small business that has been operating for more than 20 years. I love hunting, fishing, and all outdoor sports, so meeting with the employees at Black Wing was a highlight of my travel through our state.
Ohioans who responsibly own firearms, hunt, and participate in shooting sports deserve to have their voices heard in Washington.
I enjoyed my time at Black Wing and am committed to hearing directly from Ohioans about the issues that matter most to them. I’ll take those conversations back with me to the Senate as I work to make sure Ohio’s priorities are represented in Washington.
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In your service,
Jon Husted
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