Mike

Okay.

Theoretically, if the magnetics are lined up correctly, it's an easy pull off drop back on.

Say you're out hunting in an area where you don't want to leave the firearm in the vehicle, but you know dang well what happens if you take the optic in and bring it back out.

Pop the optic off in the vehicle.

When you get back out in the morning, bring the firearm out, pop the optic on, and away you go.

Okay.

High-strength rare-earth magnets with precision mechanical repeatable accuracy within quarter MOA.

So, I mean, for an optic, you take off and slap back on, and they're guaranteeing quarter MOA.

It's pretty impressive, actually.

And then they've got weapon-mounted light or EDC-type thing.

Also, by the way, the scope mount is 350, and then this is like a laser...

uh flashlight combo thingy to add uh it's just i believe it's just the mount again okay oh no it does have uh it is a flashlight oh okay so 300 bucks so it is actually the flashlight included um they need to find whoever takes their photographs and slap them this one i like because you can see the whole product and the background doesn't wash it out whereas this one looks like garbage

Oh, look, suppressors.

These I thought were interesting.

You know, they're proprietary monocore system, just because it's a newer company that I hadn't heard about before, Brigade Tactical.

So I'm sure they've been out.

But the infantry comes in multi-calibers, 22 up to 308.

So with the proper adapter, you can shoot nine out of it.

titanium stainless steel baffles so 800 bucks for titanium uh can with stainless steel baffles isn't bad that's reasonable yeah seven inches long inch and a half diameter which means it'll fit under most of your hand guards on your ar pistol hey and then they got their magnums um 22 up to 300 win

Uh, basically it's probably, uh, different.