What is up everybody? Mark on the mic here. I have Mr. Paul Nees and Mike Tussle across

from me right now. Both repeat guests. First time together though.

Together at last. I think it is. Yeah. So gentlemen, we're going to talk today. We're

talking about kind of the pros and cons of a binocular style rangefinder versus a

binocular style rangefinder. Now I was thinking about this before we're going to

podcast today. I always call a binocular style rangefinder a hand-held rangefinder.

But then I was like, but then I would call this like a range-finding binocular.

But they're both hand-held and I'm like, but I don't say, oh, hands-held because

you might hold this one up to me. Yeah, we're all really deep in the trivia now.

Anyway, so I think you're right. I do the same thing. So it must not be

uncountable. So I'm not crazy. But, but yeah, whatever you want to call, we're

talking about them today. Like I said, kind of pros, cons. What you might want to

use them for, maybe one might shine in a different arena more than another.

Sure. And spoiler alert, we got a little bit of a product launch. We've got

some a new product that we get to talk about within this conversation. So all

sorts of fun stuff. We might make listeners wait a little bit for that.

Save the doors, yeah. You know, yeah. We'll hold on to them.

Gentlemen, so let's start with maybe a hand-held. There I go again. Hand-held

laser range finder, monocular style laser range finder. Paul, you know, you do a

lot of hunting. Sure. I'd say that's probably I do indeed. You know, your forte,

probably my forte as well. What do you like about a hand-held laser range finder?

Well, you know, this is an interesting topic because as you know, Mark, you know,

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