Chad Wallace

I mean, it's a T-Sauce 1911 double stack, which they're, what, 600 bucks?

Something, you know.

Yeah, yeah.

The T-Sauce one, yeah.

And it's got, you know, a budget.

Yeah, well, but, and a budget red dot on it.

And it's like, okay, and it works fine.

Yeah.

And at least on a side note with the T-Sauce one is like one of these days I'm going to buy a trigger that has two stops in it that I can adjust.

But that's – other than that, I don't – everything else on it I like.

So –

Well, that is that AimWin PE330 review.

Now we're going to get into product spotlight and discussion.

First up, Vortex decided to bring out a new 1-10 first focal plane optic in their Strike Eagle line.

MSRP on this is basically a grand, $999.99, which, okay, I'm like, yeah, I always thought the Strike Eagle brand was a little less priced, but I guess now I was wrong.

So...

Yeah, yeah.

Viper was higher than the... Right, and then they had the American-made ones that are at the top.

I think they did a little too, but just a little.

But this is also MSRP, and Vortex is one of the things that is not