What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic, joined by my good friend, Mr. Ryan Muckin-Hern, and Mr. Damon Zito. Repeat, yes. We don't have you on enough, Damon. So I'm glad you're here. We're going to have to get you on. Very interesting. A recently voted, was that best outdoorsman at Bortex, Ryan, or something like that? Oh, we had a completely different poll. Oh. We were doing the calendar. Remember the calendar? Oh, right. Yeah. Yeah. Lots of good things coming from Mr. Damon Zito. Mr. July. Hold on. Yeah. Hold your breath for that one to come out. Do it.

Kendall might have something to say about that.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, quiet on the set.

Quiet on the set.

We're talking about subsonic suppressed cartridges today.

Ryan, not too many months ago, we were shooting your suppressed 22 LR pistol.

Now maybe was that, were those subs or that was just suppressed?

Number one, that was two years ago.

I said not too many.

That's true.

I mean, relative to like the Cretaceous period.

Yeah.

We shot both supers and subs.

Okay.

I recall.

Here's the main thing I recall. It was an insane amount of fun.

There is no type of shooting have I done in my life that is more delightful than shooting really

anything that is subsonic and suppressed. It brings a very specific joy. Yeah, it's like archery, but with a gun.

Maybe that's what it is. Damon, you've been doing a lot of that lately. Yeah, mostly in kind of the realm of

coon hunting. And it's just a blast, man, to be able to go out and do your thing. And especially with

the volume of coon

cun hunting it can be a lot of rounds and hearing protection is another aspect too and it just makes

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