Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public lands, the Second Amendment and Good Food. What's up everybody, Jimmy and Mark over here on this side of the table and opposite us.

We have Mr. Rubin

Alexin and Adam Maxwell.

Convenently all four of us somehow just made it back

from the shot show 2020 at the point of this recording.

I don't even actually know when this is going to come out out.

But no shot flu over here.

Everybody pretty much made it out alive.

So that's good.

Hopefully if you're listening to this and you were there,

you made it out alive too

happy and healthy man it's wild like half the crew here is might be dead I don't know the

office is a little bit empty right now. So anyway the topic at hand here is SBR's and for the

gun nuts out there those are three of the most exciting letters in that, you know, sequence to hear because SBRs are sweet,

they're cool, they're sort of like dangerous or badass or you know like forbidden or whatever I don't know there's something

about them that seems just super cool and of course as we know they are not any

more dangerous or anything than a regular one but you know it just gives you that feeling that like

and they are so hot right now. They're so hot right now. And actually Jim for those possibly

maybe less than no SBR stands for short barreled rifle and we'll get into all this stuff we

want to talk a little bit about the old history I want to talk about the old

history of SBR's you know why they're great and all that stuff.

The one thing though that we should say, and we want to caveat this before we go any further,

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