Nick Dooley

Well, a little bit about lasers, a lot about night vision.

And then even a little bit about passive aiming.

So this has actually been a very good, like, introduction to night vision shooting almost, I think, conversation for somebody who's just looking to get into it.

The most important thing to bring is your wallet.

Or a friend's wallet.

I mean, there is the other option.

You could go out with a buddy who loans you night vision and then vomit everywhere.

It was great.

But I figured out the binoculars don't work for him.

Just enough.

Like, yeah, the, the tracking like, all right, Hey man, you should probably run by those takes a little bit to get used to doing this.

And one thing we should say is if you're going to run nods, realize it is not your whole wide world that you see.

You have a very reduced field of vision.

Yeah, I can't.

The funny thing is it's

randomly that it's like oh yeah hey we got nods it's like yeah it's like oh yeah the three of us all have dual teams we're like oh yeah that's totally normal no it's not look this kind of uh this just fell together on its own we didn't plan this right this is after a while you'll find out these things happen organically and it's like hey we can talk about night vision yeah because we can't talk about it with anybody else

right damn pores there's there's a little bit of that as as we sit here and it's like the old the only person who might have a higher round count on a high point rifle than me is this is true yeah yeah yeah i'll give you that i was thinking about that yeah yeah it's true

And I can't say the winner of that rifle has been out and he is, uh, it's actually, cause we went out and had a range trip with it.

And when he came and picked it up and, uh, had a training day with it, and then he's gone out two more times with it.

Nice.