What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here with Adam Maxmo and Ruben Alex and across the table from Mark and myself. This is going to be another little mini series of 10 minute talks

So stay tuned to these ones and the theme amongst all, is traveling with the things we know and love, our firearms

and ammunition.

First one that we wanted to dive into right away, and I guess I'm speaking perhaps out of turn because later around when the editing comes in I don't know I'm just well I guess this one just going to come out first now but anyway

flying flying with firearms and ammunition. This is kind of a weird one to even think about for some people. I know some people do it all the time.

I know Rubin and Adam you guys do it fairly frequently Mark you've done it I've done it and yeah it feels weird to do

At first at first the first I even the question, you can do that?

Yeah, exactly.

That's more of a statement.

That's the thing.

Once you've done it a couple times, you realize, that just is what it is.

But the first time you do it, and I remember being in the airport with Eric after having done it a few times myself and

Eric, our dear friend, had never done it before and it was one of the most I've

never seen him sweat so much than I did when I saw him walk into the airport

with a closed safe firearm in a pelican case.

So explain what the deal is with flying, with firearms and ammunition.

I had the same experience, right? The first few times I did it, the first

several times I did it, I mean, I was nervous. I was wound tight. You know, it's super fidgety and all that stuff like ready to just get taken into the dark room with the light and get interrogated and all that stuff

setting off all their profiling red flags.

You look worse.

And I think yeah I think one thing that probably sets the stage for all of the horror stories we hear is that most people,

I'm going to go on a limb here. Aside from like Millelli, most people that fly with guns are going hunting.

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