Zach

For sure.

Yeah.

That's why you said that.

Cause I remember, uh, D actually talked to me about that the first time I had a gun con, that was one of his, uh, points he brought to me that he was afraid of losing his firearm if he had to use it.

And I kind of told him the same thing you said, like,

I believe that for me personally, if I had to give away my $3,000 firearm to know that myself, my loved one went home again that night, I'm perfectly happy with that, honestly.

I totally do not care.

You know, money is just money.

It doesn't matter to me.

All I care about is making it home to my family every single night.

That's literally it.

So, and I think that's also preference-based too, you know, like honestly, there are guys out there that can shoot like a stock Glock very well.

I'm like, kudos to you.

I think that's great.

I just know for a fact that if I put like a 2011 in their hands, they're going to shoot even better, you know?

So I do believe there's a portion of where you can buy skill in a way.

And I'm not saying people out there, everyone should carry 2011.

I'm not saying that.

Of course.

I'm just saying that you should be carrying the fire and you shoot the best in my opinion.