John

They're a tool.

They're meant to be scratched and ding.

And now we're kind of getting back into that.

Guns can be pieces of art.

You can see them with the engravings and the custom Syracuse and things like that.

What do you think about that?

We're seeing that.

Have you seen the same shift?

Are you thinking?

Well, and that's what I think is the, what's happening is we saw a vast amount of new gun owners come in during 2020.

And as they're starting to learn, you're seeing that now they're learning that, oh, this can be changed.

Or we're seeing people who bought a gun during that period.

And had other guns and now they're like, well, I need to revamp this old thing that's been sitting here.

Oh, I've got this Glock 19 that's been stocked for so long.

Now I got to put, let's put a comp and an optic and a new slide and all that stuff.

So I'm really excited to see how it goes and things going.

I mean, just remember when you guys pass these custom guns down, anime and cow prints don't always like pass along.

You're just telling a story.

Yeah.

So.