Today on Gun Talk Nation, we're talking about all these new carry guns that have

comps on them. Should you put a comp on your gun or buy one with a comp? What are the advantages?

I'm just going to keep talking on this intro.

And here we go. This Gun Talk Nation is brought to you by Timney Triggers, the world's finest

triggers and by Savage Arms. All right, let's kick this off. Gun Talk Nation. We brought in,

well, we couldn't find anybody better. That is true. So we brought in Kevin Jarnigan, KJ.

Welcome in, man. It's good to be here. It's good to be here. We're wrapping up kind of like

our chacho. We're kind of done with that. We're moving on to bigger and better things.

Shaking off dust of that one. But new companies are bringing newer news stuff. So we're going to

talk about a bunch of different things today. We'll probably go in some random directions.

Oh, we would wrap it holes to step into here. The biggest one that I want to step into though

is to comp or not to comp. That is our question. All right. So comps have been on crystals,

compensators have been around for a very long time mostly used for competitive shooting. Right.

That's why it has the name comp. Did you know that? And that's not why it's called that.

Oh, it's compensates. I compensates for what? Right.

You're lack of grip strength in your lack of control. Yeah.

So yeah, so the comps have been around for a while, but now we're starting to see them

on carry guns. And we've got this look guys. This is the question. Every single day, all day.

Oh, Ryan's the guy who does gun stuff. It's your neighbor. It's, you know, the garbage man,

it's, you know, the parent that you know from school, your kid's school, whatever.

And they're there. What do I use? What do I do? What do I ask? What do I carry? What do I need to do?

What gun should I get? What do you think? And you're like, I don't want to, I don't want to

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