Darius

It's a steel frame M&P, and they, again, do the same thing in small sizes, just a little bit, and we're cooking again.

Yeah.

So the big gripe I have with the HDs, and I'll be curious to see with the C4, because it's starting to get close to XC pricing, and the XC is –

wildly different feeling gun than the HD line because it's still a hand-fit gun.

It's still a very, very well-machined and made gun.

And I'll be curious to see if they just took a P4 frame and a C36 slide and slapped a comp on it and charged $1,000 more.

I saw that.

I wonder that.

To me, so if they did the C4X with the comp and the metal grip, sure, $1,000 more.

Yeah.

I hear you, but I work with a lot of other companies that are getting materials at a much affordable price.

And so I see the $1,000 increase, and I'm like, that's almost, for some of these companies, the whole price of their gun.

Yeah, I still think it's too much.

Oh, yeah.

It's almost like I'm wondering, is Staccato trying to set the market baseline?

Because we've talked often that Staccato is the baseline when it comes to the 2011 platform.

You've got some that go higher end for X, Y, Z reasons.

You've got some that are lower end and are competitive, but they still have some things in their manufacturing process or fitment that isn't on par.

You guys get a ton of them, Taylor, so you know what I'm talking about.

But I'm wondering if – I was like, all right, some people are starting to price at $2,400.