What is up, everybody? We got him. We got him. We got the man, the myth, the legend, the

shooting legend. Mr. Jerry McClick, right across from us today and Jerry, you, is it fair

to say? Is it fair to say that you've shot a few guns in your life? Shot a few. Some

well, some not. How many, if you were to just guess, how many, how many different

firearms do you think you've shot in your life? Wow, that's a good question. I try to get

most everything into my hands one time or the other just to experience it. So it's been

a, it's been a bunch. All of them. Most. Just about all of them. Yeah. Most. So we're, now

we're getting to the question for today's 10 minute ish talk, one gun for the rest of

your life out of all these firearms. You got to pick one and it's got to be maybe a

few all. You know, we're talking maybe hunting, competition, home defense. I mean, we

had this conversation at one point you, Ryan and I, I mean, we haven't even shot close

to the amount of guns that Jerry has. So a great unique perspective here. Yes. Yes.

So that's a very, that's a hard topic. It's a loaded question. It is because it's so,

there's so many applications for a firearm. So when you say one gun, immediately I want

to go to a shotgun. Right. Something like what a 24 inch barrel. Maybe I have an op

it going to extended mag and the beauty part about a shotgun is you shoot anything out

of it. So if you have any kind of loading equipment or casting equipment, like if I have

a round ball mold, mold, I can shoot a 690 diameter round ball out of it. It's too

to any game animal you want close enough. You cast slugged, you cast buck shot. You can

make your own bird shot even. You can cut nails and put it in there if you had to.

Jerry, that's the only thing. That's the one thing and I'm so glad you're back. That's

so fun having you here. I've noticed that you tend to like to make it all yourself.

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