All right, welcome to another T-Rex talk. I was going to have a super clever intro for you guys, but then I couldn't think of anything.

But if you look at the background, the background is incredibly cool and has the techy look that we were going for for this conversation.

So this conversation, this T-Rex talk is going to be about the chameleon targets, which we released

just over a year ago. And it's not something that we've talked about a whole lot in the past year,

partly because we've been busy with other stuff. 2020 was an extremely busy year. And a lot of

our plans to expand on the Camillion Line and market

the Camillion Line. It just kind of didn't happen, but Camillion Targets have been selling quite

well. Wow, that's really good lighting, Charles. That works beautifully to show off the

somewhat realism of the Camelian Targets. For those of you that don't know how the

Camelian Target system work or how we came about building it, it was essentially an idea

that Lucas had. Prior to the 2020 flu season that is still upon us today, Lucas was doing a lot

more traveling and a lot more training and working

with a lot more people. And one of the issues that he was running into is something that has

actually been talked about quite a bit before. And that is inside of shoot houses, inside of shoot

no shoot training. There is a limited number of targets. And so because of that, after the first

few drills, you've kind of memorized all the targets that you're going to see inside of a shoot house.

And you're no longer doing the proper target identification.

You're just recognizing, oh, there's that red Hawaiian shirt.

He's always okay to shoot.

And you always shoot the red Hawaiian shirt target without actually doing.

I can't even probably mime holding something that

would be a firearm based on Google's live streaming rules. Someone who might be holding some kind

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