Darius

on the buzzer knocking it out but you know it it is fun it's fun it kind of it's a confidence builder for sure that's what it kind of was telling everybody is that we did paper at first and we did paper at um i think seven or ten i think it was seven yards um and you know everybody was kind of like okay paper school you guys warm up or you just define warm up so i know

We talked about zeroing.

We talked about zeroing, and I was like, listen, man, it took us a while to get our bay, do our waivers, pay the people, drive over to the bay, load up all the steel, unload all the steel, get set up, think about distances.

We did all the setup in a 100-yard bay, and I'm like, hey –

We just lost almost an hour.

I don't want to spend 15 minutes zeroing.

So for some, that didn't go well.

For others, it was fine.

And so the drill I shared yesterday, the El Presidente, not El Presidente, the 2-2-2 thing, that was the first drill of the day.

It takes up time on the line, especially at a dedicated spot.

I think like if it's me, if I know that if it's not right, I'll go in between people's setups and make the adjustments at the table.

And then next round, I'll just shoot and just say, OK, and then I'll just keep a mental note.

Some people can't do that.

I get that.

Um, when we go to gun craft, there is a static bay you could walk over to and, and, you know, make some adjustments there, but yeah, it does take away.

We had somebody that had that problem, no one that we were working with, but someone that came to shoot with us and their dot was off game, which hooked them up.

But, you know, we had to stop what we were doing to make that happen, which is a little frustrating.

That's why I bring extra pistols for me.

And I've done that too.

We had a, years ago, we had somebody who had a Glock 48 with us, and they were having malfunctions with it.