Nick Lynch

Clip that.

I love that that's become a thing, man.

So, Nick, when you're buying a holster, like even back in the day, like when you were looking at other people's holsters, like what kind of things did you immediately judge?

Uh, well, let's say that it was just on a table just to save us that conversation.

I agree with that.

What about, like, how clean the lines of the mold are?

Like, I know that that's probably not something that's crucial to, like, the end function and operation of the holster.

But ultimately, like, if I see one that looks like just fucking a taco folded in half with, like, not a whole lot of structure to it, I immediately judge.

Yeah, I totally 100% agree.

It's like the green M&Ms and David Lee Roth.

It wasn't that he didn't like them.

He just knew if he saw green M&Ms that didn't pay attention to anything else he wrote.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Exactly.

There was, there wasn't 17 blonde virgins groupies behind backstage, you know, like, yeah, that's the important, the important stuff.

So I was looking, as you were talking, I was looking at this CNG holster and yeah, this is a little baby holster.

They can make, uh, they can make little baby holsters and this is appendix.

So this is their covert model with the alpha upgrades, which is the steel clips and the, uh, expanded, what would he call this thing?

The claw.