Hey, what's up guys? So we are going to be talking about something that a lot of people in the gun industry

don't talk about, are involved with, and frankly, I believe that's the reason why the community itself can be very cringe.

And that is Airsoft or Mill Sim if you want to like, you know, give it a different name.

But this past weekend, if you guys have been following our Instagram or social media,

we, I need to turn this down.

I forgot to turn it down.

This past weekend we went to an American Milsom event,

which was hosted at a multimillion dollar training facility outside of Perry, Georgia.

It's a The Guardian training center,

a lot of disaster management, disaster relief, rescue teams and things like that go there. They've got wrecked trains, sunken towns, three-story buildings, collapsed buildings, all kinds of cool stuff.

Law enforcement units train there, military units, and stuff like that.

And we spent two days there running around in the day, going, you know, outside where it's daylight

into subway tunnels, where it's dark, using night vision in the evening, and then the next day

doing some stuff. A great event. I've been to a bunch of their events in the past. I used to go to

some of their events years ago, but it's been like four years since I've been to a bunch of their events in the past. I used to go to some of their events years ago,

but it's been like four years since I've been to one and decided, you know what? I want to go check one of these out again,

and then talk about a few things. But let's sum up real quick. So,

Airsoft has become, in the gun industry, sort of the bane of the gun industry as far as culture.

You see a lot of people who kind of make fun of Airsoft, they make fun of Airsofters,

and to some extent some of it is, you know, understandable.

There is some cringe.

There's airsofters who believe they know more than everyone.

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