Sam Alexander

Greg farted.

Coach knows you're lying, but he really doesn't want to deal with it, so he just turned around and walked back out.

Like, nope, not today.

You could get a Pol 30 and a Polonium and have one for your AR and one for your hunting rifle.

See, I've been attracted to the Pole 30 as well, and I was like, well, for the podcast, I might try and get something different, but no.

It's like $500.

I was also looking at that stealth additive manufacturing one.

I could get a Pole 30 and a Polonium for $200 less than this one suppressor.

I was talking to a guy at the last event I went to, and he has an FFL up by Tulsa.

And he was telling me like, yep, we're going to start making suppressors.

And I think we can make the center fire ones for about 350 out the door and the rim fire ones for right at 100.

That's a big deal because when you're dealing with something that's normal, you're talking 150% tax on something.

Yeah.

It drastically drives down demand.

It does.

Yeah.

Demand has been artificially low for these things for their entire existence, pretty much.

And it's only been shrinking lately because of inflation and the fact that $200 isn't what $200 used to be.

And now that it's zero, then you can actually have a healthy supply and demand curve and things might actually...

Because it was the exact cost of a Thompson submachine gun.