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And I'm like, man, I have spent...

A lot on fucking FN stuff.

Like, I've got a 249 SAW, every f***ing SCAR that's ever, you know, the P90, everything.

20C.

20S.

I love their lineup.

And, yeah, can't get a call back.

I feel like, yo, FN, I've...

And a partridge in a pear tree.

I'm so excited to now be tangentially related to this.

No, I feel like I had a pretty detailed video breaking down, I think, relatively objectively, you know, all the problems with it.

Because, you know.

If you're going to replace the AR-15 with like the M4 platform or whatever, that's a pretty high bar, right?

It's got to be pretty good.

So if I can move the rail that's supposed to be dialed with lasers and shit, you know, that soldiers, you know, bet their entire lives on, you know, being able to hit their targets with packs and shit like that at night when they're doing very intense missions and also, you know, being able to put in the magazine without it killing the gun.

I feel like those are important things.

It kind of made a little bit of sense with what they were trying to do with the trials early on, because they were saying like, okay, they realized at what range our soldiers were most lethal at, to my understanding of it.

They're like, our best KDs were at longer range, because as it turns out, when you're fighting sheep fuckers, marksmanship is not something they train on quite a lot.

And especially when they all have burned out AKs from the 70s, MOA is a social construct, right?

I can't remember where that was.