A girl can't go wrong with something in basic black, like an AR-15.

Some things never go out of style, like Tom Gresham's Gun Talk.

You know, I don't think you can have any more fun than this.

We're at the Shots show in Las Vegas, and we're surrounded by guns and accessories and stuff.

And we're just having a good time talking to a bunch of our friends.

Tom Munson has just come by to visit us from TrichCon. And Tom, you brought goodies. I mean, some serious goodies this year. Yes, sir. You got new stuff, don't you? I think that lead-in was talking about equipping stuff on an AR-15, right? Yeah, yeah. So we've got some stuff to go on an AR-15.

You do, do you not? All right. Pick one and start. Just any one you like. All right. The first one we'll talk about is our new battery ACOG. Right. The first question out of everybody's mouth is, why would you do a battery ACOG? The ACOG is known for being battery-free. Tridium, fiber optics, never have to worry about a battery, always illuminated reticle.

Right.

It's what every military, every Marine, every soldier has come to know about Tridicon, right?

Exactly.

So the reason we did a battery ACOG is because if there's any complaint about the ACOG, it's the fact that the users, not necessarily military, but the general consumer, would love to be able to adjust his reticle illumination.

Just the intensity of that.

Okay, okay.

And that is what the battery ACOG solves.

Okay.

So it allows the user to adjust it. There's seven visible

settings. There's three night vision settings. And in between each setting is off. So you're only

one click away from turning the battery off. And you might just talk about the fact that it's,

if I remember, is that just a single double A battery? Single AA battery should last between two to three years.

Which is amazing.

And, of course, that makes it gorgeous because everybody has double-A batteries.

Absolutely, yeah.

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