Josh J-Weth

Do you, um, do you guys, I mean, I, I have, you know, stupidly let go of some of my firearms in the past.

Do you guys have a gun that you regret letting go that you don't have anymore?

What is it, Tony?

Was it recent?

Still gets you.

That's fair.

That's fair.

All right.

So we were talking about earlier when it comes to the gun and not having to be the reason or the, you know, the barrier to certain things like training or competition.

do you guys think, and this is open for interpretation, budget guns are just as good as some of the not budget guns?

You know, I, what do you guys define budget friendly to be?

I know it depends on people's, you know, walk of life and lifestyle, but I would say budget friendly is 700 or less, given, you know,

Okay.

So with that, do you think that a budget gun with a lot of training and time –

you know, that person that does that route versus the person that gets your CZ or your, you know, staccato, you know, and maybe doesn't do as much training or dry fire or whatever, you know, what do you think is going to be the outcome there?

Holy crap.

Wow.

Right.

I agree.

I agree vehemently because I've seen it.