I think a lot of people become better shooters if they master a revolver just because they learn that trigger, I call it a stroke.

It's not even a trigger pull.

You're rolling through that trigger.

And that equates much better with the plastic, you know, the Glock triggers, the XD triggers, or more of a long deliberate pull.

And they do become better shooters.

I'm a firm believer in that.

And do I feel undergun if I had one to carry?

No.

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Mark Reddle, pro-shooter, guy who's been with Colt Firearms for a long time, right? How long?

Shooting for them 19 years, okay? Working full-time, 11 years. Everybody says, oh, it's a dream job.

You get to work at a gun company. And you've done, it feels like you've done a little bit of everything

there. I have. I've had a full career there, I suppose I could say. Start down a product

management. Paul Spatali brought me in to revamp the 1911 line

when we got done that, doing the changes we wanted to do to that. There was an opening for

a law enforcement national sales manager, and they asked me to do that because I knew the guns,

and that position took somebody to could talk about the products and everything.

I loved the job. I did that for six years. I met some wonderful people in law enforcement.

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