Xander

My nephew's got the same one.

That's a frigging nice shotgun.

I really like it.

That's better.

That's more better.

That's better for like the, uh, uh, the Caltech.

Um, Oh, what's it called?

The, the five, five, six bullpup.

Yeah, the RFB Survival that has the more Monte Carlo-type stock on it.

Some of the guns Oddball buys, it could have cost him 50 cents.

But no, to tie this a little bit into handgun radio, I often see like bullpup firearms can be comparable to, you know, your small pocket gun or, you know, your snub-nosed revolver sort of handgun.

And the fact that is it like the ideal like go-into-war rifle weapon?

Maybe, maybe not.

There's, well, I know we debate this and I'm not 100% against the idea that I think bullpups can be just as capable as standard guns, but the idea that

People argue that bullpups, you're sacrificing some ergonomics and if it's got like a side eject to it, some versatility in the fact that you can't readily switch shoulders with them, at least not as easily as you can with a conventionally set up gun.

But they are so compact that...

that it's a lot easier just to find a way to wear it similar to a pistol on your body so you have a full-size, full-powered gun.

It's the .308, yep.

Are you an avid real-world skee-ball player?

Because I think I've maybe played once or twice in my life.