I mean, a lot of it's probably proprietary, but there's, let me just say, there's, like, multiple buildings and lots and lots of people involved, and lots and lots of machines just to make one bullet.
And then also what I think is really cool about, you know, both Sierra and Barnes is they take the accuracy side of it, right? And, and making sure that, that it's gonna perform the same constantly.
So it, it's really important for us to always make essentially the same bullet no matter what you're getting, right? Like, you don't have to worry about the whole lot to lot and all that type of stuff.
I mean, it's, it's very, very important to us to always try to make the most standardized bullet that we can.
... and, like, making sure that they were in, you know, like Dale's saying, a certain size group.
And if for some reason that bul- that batch of bullets, if they had just one out of, like he's saying, 10 or 12 of them that's just barely over here, the red lights would go off upstairs and they would stop everything, and they'd go back through and figure out where the issue is.
And you would do that-
... every 5,000?
I mean, a lot of it's probably proprietary, but there's, let me just say, there's, like, multiple buildings and lots and lots of people involved, and lots and lots of machines just to make one bullet.
And then also what I think is really cool about, you know, both Sierra and Barnes is they take the accuracy side of it, right? And, and making sure that, that it's gonna perform the same constantly.
So it, it's really important for us to always make essentially the same bullet no matter what you're getting, right? Like, you don't have to worry about the whole lot to lot and all that type of stuff.
I mean, it's, it's very, very important to us to always try to make the most standardized bullet that we can.
... and, like, making sure that they were in, you know, like Dale's saying, a certain size group.
And if for some reason that bul- that batch of bullets, if they had just one out of, like he's saying, 10 or 12 of them that's just barely over here, the red lights would go off upstairs and they would stop everything, and they'd go back through and figure out where the issue is.
And you would do that-
... every 5,000?
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