What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic here. I have repeat guest, but it's been a while,

Mike. I got Mike Tussle across from me here today from our consumer sales department. If you've

called into vortex, you may have talked to Mike before. It's likely you answer a lot of phone calls,

Mike. We do. Yep. Thanks for doing that, man. Yeah. Topic today is kind of a, it's both sites,

but we're picking a part, we're picking a part of the bow site, the bubble level. Both sites are

pretty complex these days, these days, Mike. Yeah, they've come a long way. Many of my bow sites in

my personal bow history, they didn't have a bubble level on them. Now they oftentimes do. We've

got a couple examples here in front of us. If you're watching on YouTube, I've got a, a CBE site

on my bow. Really like it. It's got a bubble level. I think you have an Excel here, Mike. Yep.

A little bit older Excel. I've had for a number of years now. Still kicking. Yep. What's going on

with bubble levels? Why do, why do our bow sites oftentimes have bubble levels these days? Good

question. I think, I mean, you see a lot, a lot of long range rifle shooters running bubbles on

their scopes. Same reason is what you would run one on an archery site. Basically, you want to keep

everything in line to eliminate the left right misses as much as possible. Gotcha. I'm going to back

up here. Used to do a fair amount of target archery. Yeah. Mainly in the local level, but I used

to shoot quite a bit of 3D archery. Used to travel around the area. I mean, we have a lot of great

shoots in this area. So used to shoot quite a bit. You use your bubble level at these shoots.

Every shot. Yeah. That was my next question. How often should you be checking your bubble level?

I built it into my shot process. I used to shoot at a club up in Bearaboo. That's about an hour

from here. Their practice range is not level. So they actually have, and it's not a huge slope,

but they had enough of a slope that when you shoot at their 40 yard bail, you would see a difference.

So you learn pretty quick that you need to really put that into your shot process.

...