David Warner

Um, it gets, it gets tested out, uh, in all the good conditions.

Uh, but those ambi charge handles, we do those for SIG MPX, MCX, MNP 1522, um, and, uh, CMMG mutant AR 15 and AR 10.

So if there's a, if there's a platform, we make the ambi charging handles for those and those things move very well.

So you got Inconel titanium and then the Preds in stainless.

So we had a flow through design that we came up with.

And, of course, it was a DLC coated tube, two end caps, five baffle stacks, and an expansion chamber.

And we started machining those a few years ago.

It took us about 14 weeks to make 100 of those things because of cycle times and all that happy horse shit and outside services and coding.

And then a friend of mine spent, I don't know, probably $14 million on 3D printers, and he's been doing it for 35 years.

I didn't know it existed 35 years ago, but apparently it has.

And then we went to work on getting the can so we could –

3D print them, get them brought in house, do the final machining on those.

We do that for other folks as well, so we're kind of familiar with that anyways.

And then we do an InfernoWare coating on there, so that's a graphene coating.

That's fucking space dust right there.

So you'll notice when you shoot it, like we run it up to about 1,100 degrees during testing.

We do that two to three times in a row.

It's cool to touch in six minutes.

Average can's about 30.

Yeah.