How do you find the right scope for the hunt? Do you use a red dot? Do you use a traditional rifle scope with me today as Jack

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Welcome in gun talk hunt fans. I know you wanted to hear this one, and we're bringing it to you in one of the most odd places

I've ever done a podcast. I'm with a good friend crimson traces Jack Aller

And we're on an RV. That's right. KG. Thanks for having me. You know, it turned out

We know we knew we're gonna be a gunside academy to launch the new red dot sites

We knew it was gonna be hot. We figured man

We can't have one of these media people die out here. We better have a cooling station

So the cooling station is a nice turned out a big RV was the easiest way to do that

So you saw the banners. We you know, we got all the refreshments in here and

We're in an RV, and we're talking red dots, but but specifically the new rad right

Red dots. Yes, and this one this one on top of this radion. This is a

Boy, it's a big one. It's a max pro. That's right. So the rapid aiming dots the CT rads

It's the first like comprehensive family of red dots crimson traces launched

You know, we've got the four micro pistol versions or four slice visual versions and then two rad maxes for optimized carbines and shotguns

Now and I think the first thing guys are gonna notice like if you're thinking about like getting on and I'm sorry

You might hear some pop into the background

That's because guys are out on the range learning these rad red dots, and that's a big thing

And I'm telling you right now what I'm having a problem with

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