Robert Smith

Then, yes, there you go.

Rusty, I love you, too.

Yeah, no, Rusty and I, pretty much we were together.

I kind of hung out with Rusty most of the day on range days, so we get to the FN booth, and I'm like, okay, SCARs, yeah, I've got the SCAR, and it's a nice rifle, it's a great rifle, long-range shooting rifle, but then this year they came out with a twist on the SCARs, especially the SCAR-17 and this new SCAR-20S, where instead of the whole bolt recycling, and you get this big mask going back and forward every time you shoot, just the...

the top part of the receiver cycle, so the actual charging handle doesn't move, which is great, because if you've got a SCAR, you learn to get your thumb out of the way of the charging handle after, oh, about the first round or so, or you will probably lose your thumb.

But this SCAR-20S, they had it on a...

What do you call it?

A prone position shooting bench or shooting pad.

And I said, okay, I'm going to try this thing out.

Man, this thing is nice.

They got it done right.

I mean, the bolt doesn't reciprocate, which is awesome.

It had a great trigger.

I really had some good, decent rounds down range.

The only problem is the range state.

It will give you four or five rounds.

But, hey, I had a great time.

I like this gun.

Downside, $4,500 for the gun.

Yeah, you're talking FN products, you know.