Philip

Um, it doesn't sit as flush as the, um, as the slickster does.

So I am actually tempted to go back to the slickster because of how close it just sits to your body.

Cause the shoulder straps are flush to your body again, versus the way that the FCPC is set where they kind of stick out a little bit.

Um,

So there's a good chance I'll be actually going back to that the next time I throw in a plate carrier.

That's awesome.

Yeah, that makes sense.

That would be the only thing I think I would change, though.

Everything else, you know, it's funny.

It's like gun guys, car guys, any kind of hobby that has some kind of, like, gear, lots of gear associated with it.

Like, you know, even people that play sports, you know, golf, you know, they're constantly...

upgrading the stuff that you have and you have this necessity and maybe it's just a guy thing.

You have this innate desire to constantly be upgrading your gear to something new.

But I'm at a pretty good level right now.

I know I talked about getting a new pistol earlier just because I'm like...

I feel like I have to have the latest and greatest from Smith & Wesson.

And I don't know why, because I don't do that with anything else.

I guess.

But still, you know, it's like, am I really gaining anything?

The only thing, like, the only thing, and this is not a pistol, like, preference episode at all, but, like, the only thing I'm gaining there is maybe a better trigger, and I would honestly probably want to, like, hold one first and see what the trigger feels like.