What is up everybody?

Jim to my right, Mr. Ryan Muckenhear and across from us right now.

Gentlemen, we're going to do something we don't do very often.

We're going to talk about optics today.

Specifically, kind of the strike eagle versus the venom series of optics both of which fall in our quotation mark tactical realm of

optics and if we're going to address the boxes in the room,

we have some new additions.

If you're watching on YouTube, you're going to see a couple of boxes displayed on the table here.

We have the optics pulled out of the boxes on the table and these are both two very cool capable

series of optics but there are some differences.

They've really grown they've they've really matured in the last couple of years.

Yes. So, to think it back, I remember when the strike eagle first came out and all it was was one singular

low-par variable optic. And now that whole family has long-range capable rifle

scopes in you know a couple of different configurations and then the venom came

along and to also address the question marks that some people may have as to why these even bear

comparison and why when you look at them they may appear a bit similar, especially in their configurations.

They have many similar configurations.

You can have similar configurations across rifle scopes,

but they can be in different tiers and in our tactical lineup of

optics if you looked at our good better best approach the venom would be that

starting range that good and then the strike eagle is better up from there and this can be a few features that I'm sure we'll get into.

It can be optical quality which is also the case here. You know and then you move up to our PST and then you move up to the

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