Darius

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.

We need to just –

need to show there's some i don't know if it's a branding thing if it's a marketing thing um i just i just get heartburn especially and i hate my my content friends that when you're out there interviewing them and they're like they always ask msrp last which is so smart because a couple people said so before we get into all the details what are these msrp for like four five i'm like nope

Sorry, end of video.

I have no reason to watch this anymore.

It's not even something I'm going to consider, and it looks cool as shit.

There's only one gun that looked really cool that's super expensive, and I'll talk about it in a second, but the Staccato, I think because of how big of a splash and jump they made last year, going to the HD line and the Glock, it's hard to follow that with that type of expectation.

I was underwhelmed by the C4X.

I know I haven't shot it, but

Frankly, Vinny kind of hit it on the head.

Why can't I get a Staccato P4 or a 3.6 and just have Monsoon do a comp in it, you know, a Genghis comp to it and rock and roll and compete with that.

I mean, even the, like, Rob, you got your P4.5 back.

I mean, even our comp work on the P4.5 was insane.

Which is insane.

That's crazy.

One of the guns that caught my attention, you know, you guys hit a few of them.

Did you guys see the Opos Venador?