Will

But I think that has more to do with body alignment.

And again, if you get used to wrist at this angle, whatever that angle is, then that kind of becomes, I know muscle memory is not really a thing, but everybody understands that term, that kind of becomes your natural point of aim.

Like I've noticed again, because I've been training with my Glock clone so much lately, if I pick up a Beretta, now I have to bring it back up because I'm burying the front sight too much on a natural presentation.

I tried to hold it in.

Yeah.

I hate the way they feel.

I hate the way they look.

I used to be snobby and hate that they were made out of plastic.

I always said, if I want a plastic gun, this is before I was legally able to buy a handgun.

I was like, if I want a plastic gun, I'll go to Walmart and get it from a toy aisle, which doesn't exist anymore, sadly.

But now, the vast majority of my pistols and many of my rifles are polymer.

So, yeah.

Glocks are good guns.

The only many malfunctions I've ever had in my Glocks have been from when I bought them in California.

They came with the factory Glock 10-round limited single-stack mags, and those things gave me all kinds of troubles.

But since I got Freedom mags, no issues.

You didn't.

You may have on.

Let's go.

I know you did not on the show.