Tony

and gives you the ability to hit further out than you can with a handgun much more accurately, i.e.

being able to end a problem from more distance.

Distance gives you time and options.

That's what this does for $299 plus the cost of the gun.

And again, it's still cheaper and smaller than anything that's a dedicated PDW by a grand or more.

I look at something like this as a fun gun.

Korea has all kinds of firearms.

Pretty much, we only brought two into this country, or they only brought two into this country.

The DY-9 and all its variations.

Or some of its variations, because really, they have even more in Turkey with different colors.

And the Malik, which is their M9 clone.

But that's pretty much all we see here.

They have whole lines of firearms, and it goes in that tradition.

Is it good?

Is it bad?

I'm hoping as well because they're trying to make a really good impression in America now that they're still in the building here and they got their own factory.

So, I mean, it just gives you a side-by-side hammer old-school option.

And, of course, it has, I mean, you can still turn it into a cool-looking coach gun with some work.

That might be a smart thing to do.

Shorten up the stock.