Welcome back to Kafarokast, everybody. Frank here with Aaron across the table.

And we got a very special guest from across the pond, eh?

Yeah, yeah.

Just got in today.

We've got Mr. G. Rob Gearing from Spartan Precision Equipment.

They make all types of shooting systems and bipods, tripods, you got a knife system, you got all kinds

of cool stuff. So we're here to, to shoot the shit a little bit and talk between the Americans in

the English. You're English, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. We, we, we share the same language,

but don't understand each other. The first time I ever, uh, I guess I e met through email, Ryan Avery, linked us up on an email and the first thing that that drew me in was you said something like, if far as the dog nuts. That's it. I was like them damn British or funny bastards. Well, he showed me your gear, actually. I was up in Idaho, and I was quite blown away with it.

Yeah, and I said, God, this stuff's the dog's nuts. It's meaning it's really good.

Yeah, he's a funny little guy. I mean, he's not little, but he's funny. Yeah. I hunt with Ryan

fairly frequently, I guess, and he's not exactly a speed demon, right? But he,

he, when it comes to talking shit, he's, he's got a PhD, like a black belt. And so generally,

he'll call me before I come up and he'll be like, now, Aaron, I don't want to hear when we're

going in, Ryan, wait, Ryan, wait.

Because, you know, but that's generally not how it works out in the end, but he is pretty funny about it. And now, and you've had, you've, I mean, you've obviously, you've got some pretty good publicity on Rocks Light, having you? Oh, yeah. Well, we, they were probably, well, actually it was his editor, or one of his editors, Justin Crossley, who first discovered the bipod.

And he was using it way back.

And he said, this thing's just absolutely brilliant.

The dog's nuts.

Dogs nuts.

And I don't think Ryan was sold on the concept.

And he said, oh, bloody Jason's always on about your bipod and he hadn't really had a chance to play with it. And then I think his son shot a coyote or, yeah, I'm pretty sure it was a coyote at like 500 plus yards. And he said, that is the dog's nuts. Right. So he was happy then. But they're hunting tools, they.

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