 They were owned by who? They were owned by collectors, a few veterans, extremists, survivalists. It was a very niche crowd. But the moment that Bill Clinton and Democrats and some Republicans got up there and said, we want to ban this gun, this gun went from an afterthought to becoming a political symbol. We talked to a guy in Washington state, and he owned the gun just to shoot it at the range. He didn't think anything of it. But as soon as