[chuckles]

I, I feel like I mention it on every single podcast.

But, um, I've used this quite a bit, and, uh, it's interesting 'cause when I first started customer service years ago, we used to have to, like, Frankenstein together this, this random hodgepodge of parts, um, 'cause there was no globe sight like what Williams has here that, that screws directly into the barrel.

You had to buy, like, a little rail from one manufacturer.

You had to buy a globe sight from another manufacturer, and then you had to pair that up with the correct peep sight, and, uh, which if I remember correctly, may have also been a different manufacturer.

Like, it was just basically just piecing together all of these random parts to kinda have the same effect that we have here.

Um, and so almost no one went through all that trouble.

Yeah

So that means more people are getting into it, and we love to see that.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think that's nothing but good is going to come from that.

Because ultimately, before I started working here, I don't know, I was in 2015.

I had never shot a muzzleloader, didn't know anything about them.

I started working here, started getting involved.

And then through that, I have found a passion for muzzleloader hunting and for traditional muzzleloader rendezvous and stuff like that that persisted even after I left here.

Yeah.