 What was the prevailing military rifle of the day? Oh, the musket. It was the musket. Now, did the 2A at that time protect the individual citizen's right to have a musket? Okay. Just keep going. Yeah, so there's your argument for the whole quote-unquote assault rifle thing, right? If it protected the prevailing military rifle of the day when it was codified, why wouldn't it do so today? Okay.