Nick Dooley

It was very low key and attendance seemed to be down this year, which is a net positive in my opinion, because there wasn't as many people wandering about.

And, uh, as, as we went through, I know, uh, like I went over and spent some time in the PSA booth and saw a bunch of their stuff that was, uh, you know, I'm not going to call it vaporware, but on their prototype stage of stuff they've been talking about for a couple of years.

Um, so they haven't even sent their, uh, 2011 out yet.

And they already have an upgraded version of the 2011, uh,

And then they'll also have their new, you know, not Jackal, their AXR rifle.

I know we did a, I did a short on it that we filmed with them.

That's a short stroke piston rifle that is Jackal adjacent, but it uses a proprietary lower receiver.

They didn't lengthen the receivers out to make them work.

And that was a,

It's going to be interesting because it is a departure from the traditional Jackal because Jackal is a long stroke piston system and they're switching to a short stroke piston system.

So I will be interested to see how that impulse changes as the gun comes into fruition.

And I am also hoping that they follow through with a bunch of their stuff.

I saw a lot of...

Improvements on old products that were not like, you know, earth shattering changes, but were, oh, this is a technical, you know, like this is a definite upgrade.

Um, and a ton of cans, like all the cans, everybody's Lyman reloading products released a line of silencers.

Wasn't that 30 years out?

Um, yep.

High point has their own, their own cans out.

And then they've had the inland cans for a while, but they have, uh, they have their own.

I know that a high point actually has some stuff coming out.