Darius

And we've been talking about it because we both have made this jump together unintentionally.

But, you know, it's just kind of it is what it is.

He says, I like something.

And I said, let me try a little bit of that.

And then we both do it.

And where I'm at right now is that I have to remember that I dedicated almost my entire competition last year to MNP.

And I did like a V a series on just drive fire with the MNP and running striker fires are all similar, right?

They're all similar in some nature, but when I stuck to a platform like the Smith and Wesson MNP 2.0, any MNP 2.0 I touch, I can run.

If they don't have an apex trigger, I kind of like don't like it, but I can still run the piss out of it.

I know the ergonomics, I know the grip angle.

I know everything on it because I've invested that much time in it.

In switching platforms at a whole, when I first had my Prodigy, I said, not going to do it.

Don't like how it feels.

Then I had the Fusion XP Pro, and the grip was a little too squared off and chunky for me.

So I didn't like it.

It was an immediate no.

And then once we started getting our hands on staccatos, I started realizing, okay, this is more of what meets my pleasure.

They are still...

Right now, my journey, there are still areas of discomfort in running a staccato, whether it's not the grip safety.

Mad science has fixed that for us.