Yeah.

And so now the bullet is very gently encountering the rifling.

And on top of that, because the rifling, because of this like sort of gentle, like almost feather bed like way that the bullet encounters the rifling, well, Proof was also able to get away from sharp edged cut rifling.

A cut rifle barrel has those like 90 degree angles, right? And we really like those lands and grooves.

And we want that because that is a sharp cutting surface that will achieve that bullet lock faster, right? If it's all just mushy, God knows how long the bullet's gonna be kind of mushing through the rifling before it kind of catches up.

We don't want that with traditional rifling.

We want that thing to get that spin as fast as possible.

That seems like where things are going, especially with the military connections of this.