Nick Dooley

I know that, uh, when I talked to you at shot show, I was like, Oh, we need to have you on to come on and talk about this.

We're not done talking about it yet because I was like, this is exactly the type of thing that I can nerd out on for hours.

Yeah.

So when you started making your first one, when you first started making your design, I know that you have your prototype there, and it's bigger than the standard mil spec, and...

Um,

Hey, and those things happen because sometimes, especially when you're going through design phases, if you're not hampered by trying to make things fit in a box that's there already, you can get your design out and prove it and do a proof of concept and then go back and scale up or down to whatever it is you need to do.

So like that part makes sense to me, like with just understanding how prototyping works and things like that.

And you know, it's,

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Oh.

there we go.

I know that the guys in the, uh, the chat were starting to get thirsty.

So they drink for, uh, for what I segued into a sponsor by surprise, but, uh, no, this is, uh, but,

It is definitely awesome to see, especially coming from a space that wasn't intrinsically firearms related.

You looked at a problem and went, hey, I can solve this.

And then started to pick up more things where it's solving more problems or might be a potential solution to more problems than you originally anticipated.