Yeah, and you get actors come out and like you said, Tatyana and I give them a nice atmosphere, easygoing, we have fun with it.

fun with it. You see some of the videos. We don't post everything, but they have a good time and explain things in a way where it's not so complicated that it's the point of like insanity, half an hour on trigger press, this and that. Like, instead of her two hour, wait for the wall. You feel the wall? No, you feel the wall.

And that's all great, whatever, but like, we're not shooting Olympic bullseye.

This is action shooting, you know, as fast as you can pull the trigger.

Yeah. So we make it a fun environment.

Like I know how they are.

They come in, like, I thought I'd be like on some drill camp getting whipped and shit. And Arlie Erme yelling at me. You don't know what I've been told and all that stuff. And that's what the other trainer companies that have come down here over the years have done films. I'm watching that. It's pretty funny. This episode of the Koleon Noir podcast is brought to you by Vetter Holsters. All right. Welcome to another episode of the Koleleleine noir podcast. And joining me today is the man in the myth, the legend, the Taryn. The Taryn. The Taryn. That's what we're going to call you from here on out is the Taryn. It's good to have you back. Yeah, yeah. It's been a long time, long time, man. There's so many memories here. Yeah. Yeah, you've been coming out for like 15 years or so. Yeah, that's crazy.

God damn. long time long time and so many memories here yeah and thinking about it for like 15 years or so yeah it's crazy god damn that's a long time those videos pop up on

Facebook memories like oh cool you know yeah we shoot a little foyerado like rattlesnake

MPX and stuff the one I remember most is the um the Glock one when we're over

here and I was like can I shoot the one and like mountain? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think it was like, 240 yards or something like that. And you're like, you can't hit that. And I was like, watch this. I know you hit it. You know, it's funny. You were here the day before all the John Wick stuff started. The date is, you were the day before Keanu ever showed up here. That's crazy. Right there back to back. Yeah. I did not know that. Yeah, that was like game changer day. Yep. And I missed all of it. Yeah. Well, I met him once when I came out here. You met him. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, he was leaving, but it was kind of like, matter was a matter. He met him. Yeah, that's true. Tusha. Yeah, he was nice.

Yeah, yeah. So, I mean, it's... I mean, I remember, like, when I first started coming out here, it was like, you were doing some of the movie stuff, but it was like, things have definitely kind of kicked off in a major way. way. Yeah. And so just like this how does that feel now? I mean was that something was that

a goal of

yours always or is it just kind of well I've always liked movies a lot like as much as this and

I just felt Hollywood you know it was just kind of crazy to whatever all that stuff but kind of got

pulled into it anyway through this circle virtually Virtually that day after you showed up.

Yeah.

I did a lot of different movies before that, but it wasn't the end of the world.

But I think because that movie has such a, it's just so loved.

Like people love the action, the guns.

And they love the fact that he really put the time in.

Most actors before that would just come out a couple days, make sure, you know, really loaded the gun, no cup and saucer, no goofy stuff. And the director, Chad Sehouski just was like, like, it kind of shocked me how next level they wanted everything. Like, they like put me to another level of a trainer like I was like and every movie did that to me

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