What is up everybody joined by Mr. Scott Parks? Mr. Scott, you remind me of somebody, Mr.

Mr. Mr. Mr.

Mr. Anyway, regardless, we're going to talk about cleaning suppressors today and to help us do that,

we have Mr. Chase Glenn from Silencer Coe and this is going to be a cool one. I think suppressors are

definitely increasing in popularity. They're way more accessible. They've been

normalized in a lot of ways. Scott you were one of the first guys that I knew that was like really into

suppressors you know had multiple suppressors and just like common use on the regular.

Yeah, I mean, I mean, early on they just made a lot of sense to me.

I mean, as soon as I got into guns and then just my personality I kind of just dive

head first and the stuff that I have interest in and I was like oh you can own these

you know granted this was for a lot of people listening we're probably born.

But it's just like it makes a lot of sense you know it makes it easier to teach you

know new shooters to shoot because that shock and blast that a gun has, you know, the percussion is,

it's knocked down dramatically so you don't, you know, you don't develop flinches, they're not as scared when you're teaching

obviously for hearing protection is for me is the biggest thing all though you could

claim a day late dollar short or whatever that's saying.

Definitely for me.

But yeah, I mean, what's not like what's not to like about them.

Yeah, yeah.

And Chase, you know, Silence or Co, you guys have been in the game for a while and

silence co is one of the companies maybe we'll have to do a podcast with you guys just

kind of about the history of the company down the road maybe we got the

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