Chris Burns

I really like that.

I think that's really good information.

Yeah.

What's your guys' thoughts on those ultra high mounts?

Yeah, I mean, we were always taught with nods, you just look up.

Right?

If you're on something, you just look under your nods real quick.

And I get it, I get it, and I get the premise behind it, but...

Yeah.

And, you know, full disclosure, I just switched over to red dots on pistols, not even a year ago.

Cause I was like, my eyes are good.

I don't need it.

So I'm not saying that's not useful.

I just, to me, you know, I got 20 years of training that I'm going to have to undo.

If, if I start raising them up real high, I'm trying to look through my nods.

When I was shooting with guys, because like, you know, training with guys, I was a firearms instructor for my department.

And so, like, I know this is going to come a shock to you, but not all cops are gun guys.

But.

So like I'd never – the guys that would run the dots, it was always that they were more accurate than me.

And I mean from here in the A to here in the A.