Ryan from Fry Tech LLC

And that had, that had everything that's in the patent basically.

Um,

with the power thing where you're generating power.

It had an optic that was running off of power that was generated from either racking it or shooting it.

And there was actually three versions of the back end.

the one that's in what people can buy now, the buffers that are available, that's the, that's, that's the all kind of magnet version.

Actually they did a hybrid, a slight, slight hybrid of that.

But, but so, yeah, so there was three versions of the back end on that and how I kind of got onto the, the whole trip of generating power was the first, first version I had,

on the coil.

I had a coil on the buffer tube section.

And with that, there was a trigger.

It was trigger activated so that when you pulled the trigger, a slight jolt of electricity made that an electromagnet and it slowed the bolt down as it went through.

And then, uh,

So there's a version that had a spring and a normal bolt, a spring and the bolt, but the buffer weight was actually magnets.

And then the all-magnet version instead of the spring and buffer weight.

And then there's a combination, obviously, the hybrid one where there's a tiny piece of spring that they're using on what the buffer system, the MBS as they're calling it, that you can get from Pamex.

Yeah, but it's a little more, though, than just buffering.

The magnets are the force that is operating the bolt to go back and forth, though.

So the spring piece that is in it is actually...

Only for the purpose of, so when they were testing my prototype, which this one here, this is all 100% magnets in here.