Colin

And so I went for it.

And it's pretty crazy because I...

from that point I borrowed a ton of tools from, uh, our production guy at the church that he, and he let me use some of his tools.

And then I borrowed a eight foot table space in one of my buddies, landscaping, uh, warehouses.

And, um,

And it's you can see it on my Instagram if you really, really go back on my wall.

But it's literally an eight foot wooden table that I have all this equipment on.

And that's how I started the business.

And I kind of got myself into a little bit of trouble because if you guys don't know, there's kind of two.

I don't chat.

I don't know how deep you want me to go into all this.

Because the story is kind of fun, kind of funny.

But there's two different ways to make holsters.

You have vacuum forming, which is basically what all of the big companies use.

Some of the bigger companies use injection molding, like Alien Gear uses injection molding.

I believe Blade Tech does injection molding for their stuff.

But like...

the more like middle of the line industry holster manufacturers, they vacuum form everything.

Um, that's one way to do it.

And then the second way to do it is foam pressing.