So tell us about basics of rifle.

Like you got one of your sweet rifles here.

I have one of the most unbasic rifles here with me.

So basics of firearms or rifles in general, when it comes to it, you have a bunch of different pieces.

There's, once again, there's tons of different manufacturers.

This one is a cobalt kinetics rifle, which is actually using a prototype barrel that will eventually

become one of my signature rifles, which I'm really excited about. But this rifle, in general,

is slightly off from the standard AR-15 that you would ever see.

And most of the ones that you see that is portrayed on the internet or in movies and stuff like

that, they're slightly different.

You know, there's variations in them in many ways.

But you essentially have stock grips, you know, handguards, barrels, the standard things that you would

need to shoot with when it comes to one of these. But this one has a couple different things that

change it a bit. So on this, I use a variable power to optic. So it's a one to ten magnification

on it, but I also have a small red dot on top, so it gives me

different things, different ways of aiming, different ways to utilize them. The cool part about

this, just like we talked about at lunch there, we don't have any problems with any kind of

electromagnetic issues because now the reticle is etched into the glass.

So the glass is there. It doesn't need matter. It doesn't need any kind of batteries. It's kind of cool.

So if the apocalypse happened in, then EMPs are going off, that rifle would still work.

It would still work. It would do most of the work.

The only things that wouldn't work is probably this little red dot, this little guy, and this little guy, because they're powered by batteries. So, but this rifle here going further up, they use a really cool barrel nut technology that's not like a normal barrel nut. Cobalt kinetics, they use a barrel jam that is slightly different.

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