Hunter

They're not, I mean, you know, the gun sight thing is, is, is a huge undertaking.

And I'll say this as a, as it's not a belief of mine.

It's just what you just shared as an opinion.

And, and it's, it's a nice, it's a good opinion, but there's probably over half of the people that own weapons that just, they just buy them and they bring them home.

It's not, you know, I, I know that there's people that have bought pistols and stuck them in their purses and they just walk around with shit out of them.

I understand your point.

I understand your point, but I'll tell you this.

If you're in that situation and someone's slinging a machete around and you've got a concealed carry pistol and you're going to pull it out and you're going to shoot,

and you're going to do whatever, you have a choice.

You can take it out and shoot, or you can backtrack and try to save as many people around you as possible.

If you pull your gun out and start lobbing shots at this guy, you're going to jail.

You're not wrong in the aspect of what you're saying.

I'm simply pointing out that there's a bunch of people that don't train and you're never going to make them train.

It's probably time.

What are they going to?

Probably not.

Here's one.

Before I started working with range hot, I didn't shoot much at all.

And I had, you know, I own four or five guns.

I think I owned an AR that I hadn't shot more than five or six times before I hooked up with you.