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Butt to tip.

There's a theme to the firearms I'm talking about this afternoon.

What, they're all gay?

Okay, so they had three different models.

I've got weights for two of them.

The hunting model was 7.3 pounds.

The marksman is 9 pounds.

The marksman, they also like a tactical one.

Yeah, they had a sporting, a hunting, and a marksman slash tactical version.

Um, the furniture was wood or synthetic, depending on which model you got, uh, the factory options, uh, Walnut stock was $200 more, uh, a site mount because you couldn't mount an optic to it out of the, you had to buy site mounts, 200 bucks and a recoil break for $88, uh, as featured in the German, uh, show red cat by German police season one, episode six, uh,

You might as well just stop there and tell us what it is.

I was out of town the week that that episode came out.

This was debuted in a 1998 shot show as a straight pull bullpup.

No, so whenever we released, whenever we first announced and put our bullpup out there, someone said, I hope it didn't turn out like the Sommer and Oakland Foose rifle.

I looked it up, and three weeks ago, I said, Jason, I've got the rifle for Guess the Gun.

Nice.

So I can't pronounce it.

Oh, Jesus.

It's that first one.

Can we have a rule on, like, we have to be able to pronounce the name of these things?