What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here. It is just your hosts Mark and Jimmy with you right now.

We did a little podcast a while back full length or it was all about different optics for different hunts and with the time of the year here at least least at the time of this recording, being around that fall time,

and we know everybody's getting ready to hit the woods.

We figure we break it out and just talk about one.

A very popular style of hunting, white tail hunting.

And just go through the basic optic line. popular style of hunting, white tail hunting.

And just go through the basic optic load out

that we would recommend that we would use.

And yeah, just give you some food for thought in that area.

So Marco, what do we have on the table here? What types of

optics do we have and then we'll get into the specific ones?

So Jim, we've got some good ones here and these are probably fall within kind of like

our you know entry entry level type optics, not to say that you can't go super high

end because you can go as high as you want to go to get, you know, different levels of performance.

But these are optics that will get it done and they'll do it well.

So I guess I'll, that's what I'll say about that.

So we've got three rifle scopes here.

If you're gonna kind of go, good, better, best.

We've got our Crossfire 2, 3 to 9 by 40.

We've got our Diamondback 4 to 12 by 40,

and then our Viper HS 2.5 to 10 by 44 and you'll notice kind of some

consistency within the magnification range here.

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