Chassis

It's good, but obviously they need a lot more out of it.

But it just shows, chassis-wise, that team's coming on quite nicely as well.

So just an interesting little aside there.

Who else? Oh, Liam Lawson we should probably talk about.

So go out and find yourself a used 223.

Take that barreled action out and put it in a chassis or stock that mirrors your personal rifle.

Now, is it going to weigh the same? No.

Is it going to be an exact feel? Not quite.

In our case, I wouldn't recommend it.

A lot of our rifles are bedded, so it wouldn't work just simply because they're going to be different in their bedding.

So for the guys that are looking to start this, Whether it's new or used, go out and find yourself a .223 barreled action or new rifle with one of those plastic cheapo stocks that you're just going to take off and throw in the garbage and put it in a chassis or stock that mirrors your hunting rifle or your match gun.

That's right out of the gate.

What do you got and help them help them to grow it? So.

Chassis-wise, though, it's a combination of pool chassis in certain markets, long-term leases, and then some own their own.

Obviously, there's a lot of benefits if they have their own, especially from a driver retention standpoint, from a CSA standpoint, too, because pool equipment is challenging.

That's right.