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Hey everybody started that we're having to do a recorded show but you know what?

I'm not here. I'm actually in hunting camp chasing elk around the Idaho Mountains, but this is a good show.

I know you're going to love it.

Talk Gun or Tom Talk Gun.

One of the things that's great about, well, I don't know, E. 15s, particularly, but just guns in general,

is tinkering.

We've been tinkering with guns since people were building them on the kitchen table, you know,

50 years ago, even more than that, wildcating cartridges, all of that, but now with the, I call them the Erector Set

system that we have with ARs and a lot of other guns, it's just fun to play with the stuff and joining me right now is Mark Keller. He is the executive vice president of B5 systems. Mark welcome and what is B5?

B5 systems were a manufacturer located in southwest Ohio. A lot of people know who we are and

we're very popular. There's other people that hey B5 who's that haven't haven't heard of you guys so b5

is really kind of the third iteration of a family business that was historically

focused on military spare parts contracts, making all kind of widgets for our

fighting men and women.

So we've transitioned really since 2010, 2011 and made a big push into the firearm space.

So that said, we've not abandoned our routes and supplying parts to the military.

We continue to do so.

We increasingly continue to do so with our firearm parts.

But in addition to that, we supply over 70 OEMs at this point so pretty much every major

firearm manufacturers using our parts particularly our furniture stocks grips

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