Hunter Elliott

I'll do that shit to my guys, even when we're on lines doing drills.

If we've shot a bunch of drills, I'll literally just go, dust cover.

And they know, if I don't hear those things click, I'm going to bitch them and go, close your fucking dust cover.

Why?

Just because it's not a bad habit.

It's really not.

Yeah, I mean, look at this magnifier, man.

I said the optics.

Yeah, the gun, but the optic, yeah, the magnifier looks like it's dead.

Look all down here.

Arizona dirt on the side of the receiver.

Right.

But if that class is North County, I'm using the towel to be constant wiping the damn forehead from my high speed gear belt.

I do the same thing.

The ambience.

I use my, my, yeah, the side of my finger, my, my hand to flick it back.

throwing the safety on for movement, I think is you're going to find that completely depends on whose class and where you're at.

Because before I took any formal training, me and my buddies, we got in the big habit of anytime we'd move, it was unsafe.

Even we're doing the nine hole board, you know, from port to port, it was safe safety because it doesn't take that much time to throw it off the fire.

But then I took a class from a legendary guy who,