It's an old technique, for sure.

It is.

And the new techniques that have been developed with the utilization of the tripod are far more stable, far more comfortable, um, and easier to deploy once you learn how to use them.

The, the learning curve, you know, it, if you spent a, a true, you know, day, day and a half with your tripod, getting it set up and figuring it, you know, figuring it out how to manipulate it for different positions, by the time you go to a match or, or hunting, you're gonna be in a far better position than, you know, just picking it up and trying it at that time.

Um-

Okay.

If you wanna run suppressed, we allow your total overall weight to be 13 pounds, 10 ounces.

Um, then we have open light.

Yeah.

Um, inaugural match, it's going to be something where it's at this beautiful, like, hunting lodge, beautiful resort.

I haven't seen all of the facility except through pictures.

And this place just looked top-notch.

And when Scott Linde and Jo- and Jordan Cogden, the match directors, reached out to me and said, "Hey, we have this facility.

Here are some pictures of it.

Take a look at it, and this is what we can do," I was like, "This is like absolutely luxury."

But, uh, where does NRL Hunter rank for you as far as just the gear, the enjoyment that you get out of it, the practicality?