Dave from High Point

Right.

I agree with that.

And see, what's funny is you just made my mind think another direction too.

With the New England cans in particular, between the three different models or series, I don't know how you would call it, the ICANN, the ICANN II, and the Monocorps,

All three of them are built exactly the same regardless of the caliber.

So you buy a 9mm, a .30 cal, .223, or a .45.

They're all built exactly the same.

As far as I know, Ron doesn't have any barrel restrictions.

So if you want to run an SBR .308, you could technically run the 9mm can.

Okay.

So that makes me wonder that, okay.

So why wouldn't I then maybe look at running one of Ron's cans, nine mil variants on my, even my five, five, six AK that's non-concentric bore.

I don't know what the hell the diameter for a suppressor is, but it's obviously bigger than the 308 because it's nine millimeters, three, five, five, but it's bigger than that for nine millimeter itself.

So that gives me technically more.

A lot.

Right.

More play for that round for non-concentric bore.

I might dabble with that.

Right.

Oh, yeah.