John

So you do that in the...

Well, and that's a huge thing because a lot of the products nowadays are just mass produced.

It's a group of people.

But to have an armorer who sits there and signs off on everything and shows everything and puts the pride into it, I think that's a huge thing that we've kind of –

shifted away from as a culture where you're not taking pride in your work.

It's just like, I'm getting it done to get the money to get done.

So to hear that they're taking the pride into it, that's a huge.

Well, yeah.

I mean, look at the – in the early 1900s and 1930s, you know, we – the government encouraged people to go out and shoot and do things.

And now we're back to where they're not encouraging it, but as a society, we're taking that back up and we're seeing that tremendous growth in the firearms community because –

A lot of people are going, oh, now I need to take that personal responsibility of self-defense and that mindset.

And now it seems to be this cultural shift slightly.

And as we're seeing the community grow, because there's still anti-gunners out there who are going to say otherwise, but we're seeing that shift of a lot of people are kind of, history is kind of repeating itself.

Let's just say, put it that way, because I'm just going to keep talking in circles.

Yeah, the thing that I remember growing up, you know, you were taught a bit of firearm safety in school, and then they pulled that all out of the public school system and a lot of the school systems, and now we're seeing another renaissance where states are trying to put that hunter ad and stuff, but they're still also being attacked at the same time.

Yeah.

I mean, I think the, the big thing that I see is, you know, we're as a community just 10 years ago, it was, well, you don't have this and you bought this.

So therefore you're a poor and you gotta, you're not welcome with us.

And it's, we've seen the shift of, um,

Oh, I bought this.