Darius

I think it's just, to be honest with you guys, I've talked to you about this.

To me, the learning curve right now, if I was to go to see like Sensei or someone and say, hey, I think I've diagnosed what I need work on.

It's everything before shooting the gun.

It's getting out the holster, getting the grip comfortable, driving the gun, feeling that confidence in my speed to get the gun out.

Because, you know, it's just learning a gun that you have to center your hand differently than another gun takes time, takes repetition.

And that's all it's going to take.

You know, you can't just fake it.

You have to put in the time.

But shooting the gun, dude, I mean, you've said it before, 25, 30 yards, you know, easy peasy, right?

So I'm not giving up.

I'm not giving up yet.

I like the platform a lot.

I question if there is a...

I like, I enjoy the Romulus a lot.

I wonder if the Romulus would just feel better in my hands.

So would that make some of that stuff easier or not?

Or is it just, it's just a repetition.

Like, like Robbie Don saying more reps, it's just more reps.

It's more reps.

And I've also heard, and I'm just taking it from other people's perspective that has way more experience than me, because I'm not going to assume things on my end.