Jeremy Pazderic

Um, so it's hidden behind the nightstand and then you just close it and just put place the battery of his own.

I just put my finger on it.

I, I kind of wish it was a keypad one because the biometric, uh,

I've gotten pretty good at it over the years, but you really got to make sure that, you know, it holds like a hundred fingerprints.

So what they tell you to do is put your fingerprint in like 40 times.

jesus that sounds like a lot of work so well no because and you just be be and then move it around and like change the angle at which you do it yeah so that no matter where you hit it from uh it'll open up so like me my wife and my mom will have access to it but i have mine in there the most because i'm the one that's going to need in there the quickest um and it works pretty well um i forget who makes it it's like snap save for one of those yeah

and like seriously so like i started i started like just leaving them on messing with them and yeah a couple years now yeah and yeah unless i'm gonna put a break on it for like break reasons yeah yeah or or like suppressor mount but even like the the griffin uh the i have the two of the griffin cans that mount to an a2 bird cage yeah i was going to suggest those two

And, and like the answer here is a suppressor.

Like the best, the best flash hider you can get is a suppressor.

Not a, not a, not a surefire RC.

Well,

A good suppressor is going to kill more flash than anything.

But yeah, A2 birdcages are fantastic.

Actually, Griffin makes a linear compensator that goes in conjunction with an A2 birdcage.

Much like the Warden does on a Surefire mount.

Yeah.

It's a linear comp that goes over an A2 birdcage and grabs it like their M4SD2 suppressors do in the back ring of the A2 birdcage.

So you have an A2 birdcage flash hider plus a linear comp over top of that.

Uh, uh, question from Bradley from Oregon.

Are any of you to the level of disdain over lawful observers and press not being observers?