David Warner

So it's soft.

flexible like we run that on uh six arcs uh things like that they have a thinner bolt lug on the face i don't have any issues with that where you see everybody else's shit like blows up yeah you don't have that issue everybody thinks harder is harder is better and they try to get it like super hard and then you get into hydrogen embrittlement and all kinds of nerdy shit like i said i'll talk about nerd manufacturing all day long so you just have to tell me shut up

13 years.

We got into it kind of.

Uh, I've always shot a lot, uh, done a lot of pistol shooting, that kind of stuff, shotguns and my dad and hunted my whole life.

And we had a guy come in that wanted us to manufacture a AR platform for him.

And, uh, we made, uh,

about 250 grand in parts and he never paid a bill.

He stuck a dude on the other side of the state with 500 uppers and lowers and didn't pay that bill.

Uh, so I told that dude, Hey, I'm going to start developing the AR 10.

I figured it was a good spot to start where the 15 was a little more saturated.

Uh, so we started designing and building a AR 10 and then we ended up, uh,

selling all the lowers for that dude and kept him afloat.

And then we finished designing ours and got all that stuff to market.

So the ambi charging handle is something that we just sell absolute shit ton of those.

So you got the extended reach around your optic.

They're designed for, you know, shooting the glove, you know, that kind of thing.

Everything's very well thought out.

You know, the ambi controls on that, you know, if you're running sling and you drop it down to your side, you're not, you know, dumping mags or anything like that, like you talked about.

So,