Chad Wallace

because, you know, maybe if you're running a competition with a 22 rimfire and they need a timer to pick it up, you're not going to run a suppressor, but other times you want to, uh, yeah, Tony's laughing, but, but I thought it was super cool in the way they do it.

It is a monocore system.

And so to clean it, it unscrews from the front so you can take it apart, uh, makes it easy.

So you,

I mean, it's just got a lot of cool stuff.

And as we know, no tax on suppressors, you know, and yeah, it's a little more than some, but it's a little less than others for a 22 caliber suppressor, you know, but with those added benefits, it's, you can, it's interesting.

and I think it's a quality suppressor.

So I don't, it's not like, I think you're getting junk here.

Uh, but I just thought that was cool.

Now, of course, rumors are that they're going to, they're going to try to do this on their regular caliber suppressors.

And in that case, I'm like, that would be super cool.

Also granted, it does add a teeny bit of weight, but I'm like, nah, whatever.

Uh,

But yeah, if you can eliminate point of impact, because like, and I don't know why this is not on my 22, but my, when I put my Bowers can on my AR 10, I get like a six inch impact shift at a hundred yards.

which is quite a bit.

It's like six inches high or, and a couple inches to the left.

Uh, but it's like, that's quite a bit.

Uh, and if you could eliminate some of that, and I don't know if it's just that suppressor too.

So it's something to do with how it is on the three Oh eight.

But if you can eliminate that or at least adjust it, so it's minimal, that's great.