Colton

So then your buffer extension, instead of a 7-inch buffer tube, you get a 2.5-inch buffer tube.

So you're only getting that 2.5 inches total on the end instead of the full 7 inches.

So you're losing 5-inch off that.

Right off the jump.

And then, yeah, it's just telescoping springs and a shortened bolt.

Still has the sear trip and everything, so if you want to do force reset triggers or all of those fun things, or if you're SOT'd and you want to do full auto, it's still an available option.

Yep.

Um, some of the initial ones were, uh, Eugene Stoner's rolling over in his grave and, uh, no, I don't want another bullpup shotgun, but we've gotten past that.

Um, usually those guys, I'd be like, just, it usually was at a show.

I'm like, give me, give me two seconds and let me run you through it and we'll change your mind.

But it really, the biggest things has been just obviously staying around in the industry this long and proving a point that, you know, we're here to stay and we've had some success with it and people do like it.

Um, being able to show that, uh,

you're not messing up the AR-15 at all.

You're just changing the orientation of the way you're using it.

It's still an AR-15 through and through.

We're not altering or really negating anything that it does already.

It's just a different orientation of how you hold it, how you reload it, different manual of arms a little bit, but it's still through and through an AR-15.

And like I say, it's just convincing that we're an option and we're just doing something different, that's all.

So at first we were getting to start on Reddit for like the first two weeks, which is, yeah, you can about imagine that's the usual way it goes.

But honestly, we were shocked.