All right, what's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here with Mr Adam Maxwell joining us to discuss what's the deal with bullpups and in front of us here, of course we have Mark to my left as well, but in front of us us we have two SBRs is that what they are

are the pistols that no they're full on SBRs and then we have one to vor

bullpup kind of the one of the more classic Bullpups or designs that you may think of when you think of this kind of a design.

And first off, Adam, for those not familiar, can we just give them a quick rundown on what even a bullpup is?

So a bullpup is kind of an evolution

on rifle technology that has stemmed from kind of military doctrine for the West and you know certainly the European

countries stems out of fighting on the plains of Europe but as we've gone

through the Cold War and global politics and all that stuff the wars that are going on have moved more towards mechanized wars and in tighter confined places, jungles, and urban areas.

So full-size battle rifles, if you like go back

all the way to World War I,

have started to condense down into intermediate cartridges

and now intermediate-length rifles. And so. into intermediate

length rifles.

And so one of the ways that they've done that

is just chop condition, you know, existing designs

into shorter barrel designs,

or the idea with the bull pup was to take a completely

blank sheet of paper and incorporate

a full length barrel into a rifle that was physically smaller.

So we did that by moving the action back

basically underneath your face

inside the stock.

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