Darius

I mean, like, I know I like it, but like, um,

it takes time, right?

I think it's just learning it and getting it.

And it's also like the guys, when I say there's a lot to learn to any firearm, to be proficient with it, we're talking about not just the grip and presentation.

Cause that's the core piece to get things right.

But it's also like knowing your trigger, right?

You know, it's like,

Where's my take up?

Where's the reset?

If the reset is too soft, what's that feel like?

I'm a trigger slapper almost habitually because I don't do that prep stuff unless it's like really deep shots.

But for the most part, I'm slapping the trigger because I'm confirming shots ahead of time.

My eyes are leading me to those shots.

With this trigger, it's very light, it's very subtle, but there isn't a lot of weight to it to really give me that.

So I caught myself fishing for it a couple times, trying to really time the doubles.

Whereas this guy, but again, we're talking way more rounds.

I think I might be getting close to 600, 700 rounds with this thing.

And this guy's got a lot.

Let's just call it $10,000 to $12,000.

I mean, you can see my skin is in it.