What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic here. Mr. Ryan Muckin-Hern across from me. Now, Ryan,

you are your gentleman. You're your classy. You appreciate the finer things in life as it relates

to sporting items. You're a gun enthusiast. I'd say more than an amateur historian when it comes

to fine firearms. I'm not paid to do it, so I'm still an amateur. Oh, amateur. Okay. Yeah.

You like wing shooting. I do. You are a rough-grouse aficionado. I like to chase them.

Whether or not I can hit them on the wing is up for debate. Mark, you and I became fast friends

many years ago. Well, also up for debate. Is whether or not they can fly? Yeah.

That's how I knew I loved mine. It's like day six for me at vortex. They can fly.

Shot a lot of grouse, Ryan. I'm not sure you're correct in that they can fly. Shotguns. You

sometimes say that I shouldn't pursue grouse with a 12-gauge auto-loader synthetic type shotgun.

I think it should be illegal. So what is then, in fact, and we're going to get to the question of

the day here. What is your dream upwind shotgun and why? Well, let's back up just a quick

brief second and talk about the 12-gauge in the shotgun and the grouse thing. You can

hunt grouse with a 12-gauge if it was your grandpa's gun, your dad's gun, or if it has sidewalks,

hammers, or was built, I'm going to say, before 1940. That was an arbitrary number, right?

You're really handcuffed in a lot of folks here. It's a joke, but they're just...

Why? They're little, Mark. Oh, my. Yeah. They're little and they like to fly.

We've talked a little bit about brushbusting cartridges before.

You got more chances out there with the 12-gauge. I like how fancy sometimes grouse hunting makes me

feel because I could put the get-up on and sometimes I'm with a fancy dog. I've never shot a

limited grouse in my life. I've been close, but I've never shot a full-length grouse. I did, I

one day. I got to win it one day. I like going on YouTube and there's a couple of fellas in the

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