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I mean, it'll literally tell you where to turn.

So we were playing with it at Shasha.

Like we'd lays a wall.

I handed it to Tony and Tony's just like, Oh yeah, you lays that beam.

It's like right there.

That's freaky, man.

It's super cool.

I think that's what kind of helps keep some of this stuff alive is the technology.

It's always coming out.

The cool thing is it's like the technology comes out and you're like, well, even though that was built for hunting, let's just say, how can we use it in competition now?

Well, we can't use it in this competition because it would rule this out.

Well, let's just create a new competition.

All right, cool.

And we can integrate all this stuff.

Well, I mean, from a sniper match perspective, if you're trying to spot targets, you just laze the targets.

You're like, hey, buddy, there's your fucking 880-yard target, and you're like, oh, yeah, there it is.

Or possibly even in your scope.

But Garmin releasing the C1, it's just kind of like they've never really truly been involved in the shooting industry.

And then they released the C2 and now they've got their rangefinder.

I think they dabbled in it and they're like, oh, there's some money in here.