Welcome to the Huntback Country Podcast. Today's episode is a Monday Minute, which is a shorter,

more informal episode that often answers a listener question. Today we are doing just that and

answering a listener question with the help from some of our friends at Louis Pold. So when this

listener wrote in his question had to do with upgrading his scope or customizing his current

scope for some upcoming outcomes that he had. And I thought it would be good to turn to our

friends at Louis Pold to get their expert take on what his possibilities are, what are some of

his options and what's the best way to spend his limited budget. So we're going to chat with

Britain from Louis Pold and let's get started and dive right into it. Well, Brenton, thanks for

joining us today, man. How are you? Great. How about you? Good. So you're with Louis Pold. Go ahead and

give us a little bit of context of what you do with Louis Pold. Yeah. So I work in the technical

services, basically, the product applications specialist. They would use to call us, but we pretty

much do a lot of the anytime you have questions, concerns, product recommendations, anything like

that with Louis Pold products. And you give us a call. It's us that you're talking to.

Awesome. So you spend a lot of time on the phone and chatting about optics most days. That's

kind of be kind of cool. Yeah. It's definitely you learn quite a bit. Yeah. Nice. Well, I'm glad it

sounds like we got the right guide to answer this, this listener question that came through and

you know, Steve and I have some experience with Louis Pold optics in general and with scopes,

but I'm sure you know way more than we do. And you know, part of what this guy got into

with his questions, which we'll get into in a second is kind of like some custom options of

changing his scope, which I didn't realize was always possible. So I'm kind of curious to hear

what is possible. But let me go ahead and read this listener email and we'll get into the questions.

And then hear from you on some of his options. Yeah. So this guy wrote in says, I have a Louis Pold

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