John

Uh, somebody sent me one.

I had a rifle with it chambered in.

I'm like, what am I going to do with this?

Like six, five PRC.

What is six, five PRC?

Yeah.

As a business having to be nimble around certain calibers and what's going on, besides your customers reaching out, and if you go at what threshold do you go, well, maybe this is something we should actually carry and do and see what it goes, or is it kind of like, okay, with this new caliber of the month, let's test the water, see how it goes, and then kind of go, all right, we're going to go full into this.

Now, as we see the demographics of female shooters and things grow, are you seeing the same response?

You mentioned that there's a lot of companies who are building and adjusting to that.

Are you seeing the same response from the people on the company side you talk to and seeing that they're transitioning or going, hey, we're building this product.

Can you give some insight on this?

Was it before our last podcast?

I think it was before the podcast.

You hit the nail on the head.

As a firearms instructor, as somebody who's been training a lot, I know personally that I don't teach my own wife.

I have somebody else teach my wife because I know that that can be stressful.

And I'm probably one of the few.

I go, hey, you're going to have to load your mag by yourself.

You're going to have to do this because she's going to have to learn those basic skills first.

And I'm not always going to be there.