Yes. It depends on the part of the country, whether I'm in the city or it's rural. If I'm travelling and I get talking to somebody about what I do and I say I'm a mounted shooter, they ask what that is, so I explain that I shoot balloon targets off a moving horse with black powder blanks. There's not even a projectile. Depending on what part of the country I'm in, they may say, “My gosh, it's a firearm” and such, but when I start to explain to people that we're shooting blanks and that the firearms are single-action, just like in the John Wayne movies....
In my own family, until my mother saw the sport in person, she didn't change her mind. She had a preconceived notion that what we were doing wasn't necessarily correct, so until she saw it in person, she thought it was—