John

I'm also a big proponent of.

at least at least 50 of the time because i will definitely let my husband do this sometimes um but i think it's important to clean your own gun and that's a job that traditionally he has taken on but but it's it's important yeah you're supposed to clean those

And to be fair,

Most people in a situation where something breaks, they're more than happy to jump in.

Oh, yes.

And I want for people that are listening to this that may be on the fence, 99.99% of the time, they don't make you feel this small.

They just want to help you.

And they're happy that you're there.

You know, as a general rule, we are much prettier to look at.

And so it is a welcoming environment.

But there is a pride in knowing that you know your firearm, that you can make the fixes and that you're confident with it.

You know, cleaning the firearm is one example where...

No one likes to do it.

Let's just be so for real.

And so, you know, it often can get pushed on the husband duty.

But I encourage you, you know, if you're out there and you've never done it,

It would be, you know, a good idea to become more intimately aware of all of the components of your firearm.

Absolutely.

And to feel confident in cleaning.

And then, you know, then it naturally gets better, right?