Tyler

excessive on there i'm not putting like charms on it or something like they do in call dude no yeah of course not but i would definitely say yours is more geared out than mine for sure yeah definitely the upper for sure oh totally yeah i guess tech in the lower in the sense of mine would be more but it's really the two i mean an updated trigger i guess but it's a trigger yeah i guess i have one of those two exactly so um what's interesting though

But no, I'm good.

And then I guess even I don't really, I guess even on the pistol side, you and I pretty much have the same setups in the context of it's a pistol with a dot.

That's fair.

I used to for my, for my, for my shield, even my shield plus I did use or talent grips.

And then I did like that just because I didn't, I didn't care for the original MMP shield grip.

And even with the MMP shield grip,

Plus, I like to put some grips like skateboard tape on like some parts of the grip where there was just no grip at all.

So kind of help with my support hand.

But even then, like other than that, like I like to just keep my pistol stock other than adding a dot and a light.

but it adds weight I guess which I exactly well it just helps with the recoil management not much but it's in a sense kind of like a compensator in a sense yeah and I hardly much yeah and I find that it like holsters better too when you have the light on there it's personal oh for sure yeah

No, I agree with that.

I think it's just easier to holster.

But once again, it doesn't really matter.

I mean, of course, when I do USPSA, I do not have a light just because I don't have a holster for it.

But I find that I'm able to draw quicker without it.

That's legit.

I would agree with that.

Not by much, but I definitely notice a slight difference, but not enough to where it's like...

It's not like a second or two faster.