virginia, clark brothers, where you ll find in the parking lot, it s packed this morning and also the range behind me, got a fairly significant wait. some gun owners we spoke to today said they d come specifically to mark gun appreciation day and they say to recognize the sankty of the second amendment. they believe in responsible gun ownership and the president is targeting the wrong people. i don t think it addressed anything close to what the real problem is. trying to outlaw certain black guns because they re black guns, large rounds of ammunition, isn t going to do anything to stop those monsters. reporter: well, we can it will you today is how many gun shops and gun ranges like clarks brothers in warrington, virginia are participating in gun appreciation day and can t tell you how many gun owners
warrenton, virginia. what are you hearing from gun owners? thank you and good evening. this is the first time here at clark brothers there have been relative peace and quiet all day. we saw play out over and over was that the parking lot was full and that there is a significant line at the gun range behind me. what we heard from many of the gun owners is that they did come to mark gun appreciation day, that they felt strongly about the sanctity of the second amendment. other gun owners showed a very open mind and some flexibility. one telling us they would support a raise in the age for gun ownership. they would have to be tougher enforcement, stronger evaluations in order to get a weapon, maybe if the shotgun age is 21 and rifle age is pushed up to 21 and pistols and hand guns pushed up farther that, would be a good idea. one of the most striking conversations was with a gun owner who we did not videotape. but said that he wanted to just put the issue of the second