Josh

You can really see what's going on.

Absolutely what Dee's talking about.

And you can adjust it on your phone where it speeds up, where it slows down.

And that's where I noticed, like...

couple years ago that there was a range day with me, you, Gammage, Roe, and a few other people, and the four of us were on a line, and when we were shooting, we were shooting the same drill at the same time, and all the hits

were almost at the same time like a drum line, like every hit was the same time, we were doing Mozambiques.

But when I slowed it down and I saw all our different draws, and I saw how I'm late on the draw, but I'm catching up because I'm bringing the gun up faster than you guys, I was playing catch up.

And it's like, okay, did they slow down?

Did I speed up?

Where am I grabbing?

Are my arms going up too high, too low?

Am I scooping?

Am I pressing?

It's a lot, right?

I think that a common thing people say is that we are our own worst critics.

I think when it comes to...

Proficiency in firearms, you have to be critical of yourself.

If you are not, then you're full of shit.

And a lot of people will just say, you go, girl, you do that thing, and they're really full of shit, too, with you.

So be honest with yourself.