Chris Burns

Yeah.

That takes a specific skill set, but you still got to have the passion behind it and really like, and that's where I'm saying, I think the industry is changing as a whole.

And I'm very curious to see how the NSSF is keeping up with that.

Yeah.

Oh, shit.

I'm going to screw that all up.

There's a reason why I don't run marketing.

Uh, geez.

So, um, I spent about 12 years in law enforcement and I started making holsters for me, uh, doing undercover work and some other things.

And, uh, and some of the guys that I work with on the task force were like, Hey, can you make me a holster?

And I realized that within the network that I had, I can make holsters and I can get free guns.

And it just kind of went from there.

Um,

One of the local law enforcement supply stores was our first dealer.

I walked in and said, hey, I was buying a Glock 42, if that gives you an idea how long ago it was.

It just came out.

And they were like, hey, you know, everybody in here has your holsters.

And I'm like, yeah, buy some of my guns.

And he goes, do you want to make them for us?

And I'm like, like a real business?