Spencer Neuharth

And what they did was they had one guy who stood in front and he let the barrel rest on his shoulder.

And then the other guy stood behind him and he sort of pressed the butt of the punt gun against his shoulder.

Just like if you were shooting a regular shotgun, when they pulled the trigger,

That guy said that his buddy had his collarbone broken.

It's exactly like that.

That sounds like a terrible idea.

Yeah.

Bad idea.

We didn't buy any of those pot guns.

Just I think some of them floated closer to the category of pigeon gun, which which we'll learn about later.

Just just didn't love any of those.

So we didn't buy them.

But again, this is the timeline of how it unfolded.

February of 2022, I found a five footer at an antique mall in Wisconsin.

I called them.

They wanted fifty five hundred dollars for it.

The seller was unsure if it would shoot, didn't want to change the price.

And that was an important thing to us.

We wanted to buy a punt gun that we think would work.

And so because we couldn't figure out if that one would actually fire, we walked away there.