The essence of the shot show is what's new. Nobody ever walks up and says what's old. And we're visiting with Tim Butler from Sig Sauer. And there's a lot of stuff new in the Sig Booth. In fact, when I came in, you're almost, Tim, you couldn't get into your booth because there are people everywhere. It was like this yesterday and all day today. So, I mean, you're obviously on to the stuff. What have you gotten new for us this year?

Thanks, Tom. We've got plenty of new product this year at Sixth Hour. Our biggest introduction is a P224.

The P224 is a subcompact classic pistol. It's an aluminum frame pistol exactly like your 226, your 229, in a subcompact

frame, 3.5 inch barrel. It has 10 round 40 and 357 C capability for capacity plus one, and 11 rounds

plus one for 9 millimeter. So this would be, for law enforcement, probably a backup gun.

For an awful lot of people, this would be their primary concealed carry gun.

That's correct.

You have the capability you're running with a flush magazine, very compact size,

or if it is your backup gun, you can use 229 magazines with a sleeve or without.

Oh, okay. And obviously, for those that don't know, Six hours is used by, I have no idea what the

percentage is, but federal law enforcement really likes Sig. Absolutely. It's used extensively,

a lot with 357 SIG well. In quite a few agencies.

If you see Secret Service or some of these other guys, there's a real good chance those officers are going to be equipped with sigs.

Absolutely. Okay. So what we have is the 224, and it is ultimately what we're talking about is a really super compact C.

That's correct, as small as we can get for a classic line pistol.

940 and 357 C6.

Absolutely.

Okay.

Next up.

Next up on our list is we had a great popularity with our P-238, which was a single-action 9-millimeter

variant for a...

I love that pistol.

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