What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here and once again are joined by esteemed colleague Mr Ryan Muckenhear.

Ladies, gentlemen. I like trying to come up with new ways to describe him every time, but I keep esteemed colleague is the latest one that's the latest one I can tell you what whatever you come with it's just to come up with it's going to be positive right right

Ryan's here to talk to us today because he does quite a bit of shooting down at the range

and oftentimes troubleshooting customer scopes that get sent in and it's a matter of one of those things

where hey when I shake the scope it doesn't sound like a Morocco,

so I can't immediately tell something is wrong with it, but I'm having some sort of an issue and I'd like to at least rule out the variable of the scope. You go down and shoot a lot of these things.

What do you generally find, Ryan?

Very typically it's attributed to mounting solution.

And we've hammered that one to death, so to speak speak but it really is the most persistent cause of failure right, right? But there are others and that that kind of goes into what we wanted to talk about here real quick, which is we did a

podcast with Rubin and Scott, and they came in and did essentially, why am I

missing, troubleshooting your misses? And we went into all kinds of things, and

a lot of it was actually just a round shooter.

So that's an important variable in the whole shooting equation

is you.

Without you, the gun never actually fires.

And you have to impart influence on it,

and there's a lot of influence that can,

you know, whether it's actual physical,

you know, the trigger press,

how you're holding it, all these things,

or mental, just ways you're thinking of things that may be

incorrect or whatever or then of course there's environmental factors too but we

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