Tony Simon

No matter how much you spend on something, the marksmanship fundamentals are the same.

So, to have a $3,000 gun, let's say that

I got a staccato as my EDC because what's your life worth?

Stupidest shit I ever heard.

It was stupid when people first told me that.

I'm like, I had a $250,000 life insurance policy as a Marine.

Should I buy a $250,000 pistol?

Because that's how much my life was worth, you dumb fuck.

Anyway, so you got the $3,000 gun.

What is your $3,000 gun doing with your skill set that you can't do with a good Glock with a good trigger and a good sight?

And truthfully, I keep saying Glock, but there's lots of other guns out there that are strike and fire polymer guns in the Glock price point that shoot better than the Glock and feel better than the Glock.

The Echelon has a great trigger.

VP9 costs more than it should for what it is because it has those two letters on the side.

There are other things.

There's Ross Martin.

They have a decent trigger on it.

Ross Martin, I've dry fired him.

I've fired him.

I've checked him out.

Those are good striker fire guns.