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Sep 10, 2026

Randy WoodGUEST
4:10
You can have the rail come loose from the trigger box.
Randy WoodGUEST
4:13
So it can be a wide variety of things, but kind of a general before-season maintenance is just pull out an Allen wrench and a set of Torx wrenches and just go through and make sure everything is snug.
Randy WoodGUEST
4:27
Now, I'm not saying go crazy and turn your Allen wrench into a candy cane, but just check and make sure, you know, you want to hear, loosen that set screw, make sure your main assembly bolt is tight.
Randy WoodGUEST
4:41
You've got a series... of screws that anchor the stock to the barrel.
Isaac RoppHOST
5:55
Because I always have trouble on the course.
Isaac RoppHOST
5:57
I kind of don't like sunglasses that much on the course until I wore Torx.
Isaac RoppHOST
6:02
Yeah.
Isaac RoppHOST
6:03
They have phenomenal lenses.
Isaac RoppHOST
6:05
Yeah.
Isaac RoppHOST
6:06
So I got used to those really quickly.
Isaac RoppHOST
6:07
So anyway, Torx Optics, they are the new 3PM sponsor.
Isaac RoppHOST
6:10
And they... have the Prattle.
Will SattelbergHOST
45:12
Yeah.
Daniel BaderHOST
45:13
Because one is a Phillips and one's a Torx and one's a different size.
Daniel BaderHOST
45:18
I'm curious if that design philosophy, you say you want to keep the phone open to the extent that you can install whatever software you want.
Daniel BaderHOST
45:30
Is that something like the ability to install or pre-purchase a device that runs EOS? Is that itself a marketing decision for you? Do you see demand in the market for people who are looking to buy a phone that does not, say, come with Google services on it? Or is that just a kind of a natural side effect of being able to build out a software stack that is not reliant on one particular platform.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
19:57
It saves time.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
19:58
Also, look for screws with a hex head or a Torx head, not Phillips.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:02
Phillips heads strip too easily in concrete.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:05
The Torx head is the one with the six-point star? Right.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:08
It grips much better, and you're less likely to cam out and strip the head when you're driving into concrete.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
20:14
That's a practical tip.
Matt SimsHOST
1:43
I take a miniature socket set.
Matt SimsHOST
1:46
Torx bits.
Matt SimsHOST
1:46
What the hell are Torx bits?
Keith GoodenHOST
1:48
You don't know what Torx are? No.
Matt SimsHOST
1:50
So these are star-shaped drives.
Matt SimsHOST
1:53
They often get called
Herman PoppleberryHOST
23:22
That's the lesson of the screwdriver history.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
23:24
No new standard has broken through since Torx, and Torx took decades.
CornHOST
23:29
The multi-ecosystem world is stable.
CornHOST
23:32
The best tool is the one that matches the job, not the one that matches the marketing.
Mark LevyHOST
12:23
Four high-capacity TSL or TCL USB drives, six standalone SD cards with adapters and four micro SD cards, which offer massive storage capacity for encrypted files, operational blueprints or unmonitored data.
Mark LevyHOST
12:40
Two sets of Torx and Allen keys, the tools inmates need to tamper with their cells, security plates or electronics, multiple sets of earphones, wall adapters, six USB cables and earplugs to facilitate discreet late-night operations away from the eyes and ears of the guards.
Mark LevyHOST
12:59
Now, it sounds like something out of the TV show Prison Break.
Mark LevyHOST
13:02
Imagine the damage that could be done with that sort of contraband.

59 MINS LATER

Mark LevyHOST
71:41
Just after 1am on Saturday, there was a package dropped by drone into the centre.
Mark LevyHOST
71:47
Now, I understand it included four smartphones complete with dedicated charging gear and 14 SIM cards, providing the potential for multiple isolated, untraceable phone calls and messages.
Mark LevyHOST
71:58
There were four high-capacity USB drives, six SD cards with adapters and four microSD cards, plus two sets of Torx and Allen keys, the tools inmates need to tamper with their cells, security plates or electronics.
Mark LevyHOST
72:12
There was also multiple sets of earphones, wall adapters, six USB cables and earplugs.
Mark LevyHOST
0:14
Now, I understand it included four smartphones, complete with dedicated charging gear and 14 SIM cards, providing the potential for multiple isolated, untraceable phone calls and messages.
Mark LevyHOST
0:25
There were four high-capacity USB drives, six SD cards with adapters, and four micro SD cards, plus two sets of Torx and Allen keys, the tools inmates need to tamper with their cells, security plates or electronics.
Mark LevyHOST
0:39
There was also multiple sets of earphones, wall adapters, six USB cables and earplugs.
Mark LevyHOST
0:44
Thankfully, this time the package was intercepted.
Mark LevyHOST
1:03
Four high-capacity TSL or TCL USB drives, six standalone SD cards with adapters and four micro SD cards, which offer massive storage capacity for encrypted files, operational blueprints or unmonitored data.
Mark LevyHOST
1:20
Two sets of Torx and Allen keys, the tools inmates need to tamper with their cells, security plates or electronics, multiple sets of earphones, wall adapters, six USB cables and earplugs to facilitate discreet late-night operations away from the eyes and ears of the guards.
Mark LevyHOST
1:39
Now, it sounds like something out of the TV show Prison Break.
Mark LevyHOST
1:42
Imagine the damage that could be done with that sort of contraband.
Dave PackardHOST
50:28
Yeah.
Corey WrightsGUEST
50:29
Because most of them are using Torx bits now, and by then they're basically ruined.
Corey WrightsGUEST
50:33
Yeah.
Dave PackardHOST
50:34
That's why I keep saying they're not quick attach at any degree.

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