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And a lot of that was the gun shouldered.

So a lot of times you're holding the gun shoulder with one hand and you're reloading or you're clearing a malfunction.

And if you didn't, and if you didn't shoulder it, a lot of times they had it kind of at a, at a high ready, you know, up here with the muzzle pointed.

They didn't really want you pointing the muzzle at the deck unless it was on safe.

Two days of that, and there was, I think, three or four of us in the class running cans.

The third day, when everybody showed up, nobody had cans on their guns.

Yeah.

Tuesday night, I took the can off my rifle and put a brake on it.

Yeah.

And...

It will surprise you how heavy 10 and a half ounces is when it's stuck out.

And I was running 11 and a half inch.

Yeah, but it still adds up.

It still adds up.

You didn't notice it until about 1 o'clock.

Right.

About 1, 2, you started noticing it.

And I knew it.

I knew I was getting fatigued because I'd do a reload, and I'd watch my rifle drift.

The muzzle would start to go, and I'm like, oh.