@@luckygreenforest508 someone shared a diagram on reddit comparing the angles. Also on other forums. But yea the platypus is sweet. Sage Dynamics reviewed it as well.
S&W M&P guy here. My natural glock draw is always aiming slightly high. With my new platypus, my draw is dead on, center glass. Even if my grip is slightly off to the right/left, my dot is literally always along the “equator”. Absolutely Love this pistol.
The Platypus IS better than a Staccato P, but Stealth Arms' customer service is also outstanding. After a year of ownership, I broke mine down and took it to my local gunsmith to have night sights installed, got home, went to reassemble, and couldn't find my barrel bushing anywhere. I still can't imagine how it happened, as I put all of the components in a Ziploc, but after 2 hours of searching, hope had run out. I called up Stealth Arms and they told me that they would not only replace the barrel bushing AND ship it to me free of charge, but they would also polish it before sending it out so that it matched my original build. Fantastic people over there!
@DeskPop The best part is that over been building ARs and striker fired pistols for long enough that I know my way around a little. However, once I started competing, I looked into the 1911/2011 platforms and realized I knew absolutely nothing. I guess there's always something to learn, a new part to file, and more ways to make my dremel pay for itself! Love the recent episodes. Thanks for your efforts and response!
@@brandonkey181 I have never felt like a Glock was more secure, at all. However that may be due to their poor texturing and not the grip angle. But, for what it's worth, I've never shot a Glock with tape or aftermarket grips that felt notably better than stock. The angle is just not anatomically correct (for me).
Ordered mine early spring. It came in a few weeks ago ahead of schedule; and since then I have roughed it up. I have put 640 rounds through it without cleaning it out of the box. No malfunctions with 40 different types of ammo, Russian steel, all brass types ranging from new JHP to 20 year old tarnished Luger rounds. It runs smoothly even when we unload the magazine fast. It’s extremely precise. We were hitting 1x1 squares at 100 & 150 yards with no issues. (Optic for sight & SureFire light for weight/stability help at that range. ) I would be glad to discuss other things/questions people have before purchasing. I had unanswered questions even after it came in, that I had to answer myself.
IMO the main problem with malfunctions with 1911 is the old steel follower magazines. Switched to Wilson combat 10’s and I have no ammo related malfunctions my 1911’s will eat anything. Springfield Operator and Dan Wesson classic. I only see an issue after hundreds of rounds when it runs dry. Glock mags are renowned for being bulletproof and this is a great combo
@@nuclearkamikaze Great combo indeed. I have added several +3 and +5 mag extensions to my kit. One of which is the Odin Works brand. 22 rounds on my favorite platform with the 3 pound renowned 1911 trigger, is like a birthday present that never gets old.
I bought one of the in stock models late November so I didn't get to customize mine unfortunately, however it was set up exactly the way I wanted mine besides the finger grooves. They do ship extremely fast and I got mine in two days. So if you don't want to wait, make sure you check the in stock models.
Great video. Platypus is a great gateway from Glock to 2011 platform since everyone has tons of mags and the 2011 mags are pricey. Shooting is hard to compare since that is 100% on the user. Build quality though is a different story when it comes to Staccato. SHTF scenario: Platypus or Staccato I grab my Staccato P without a second thought.
You saved me , I have a staccato c2 with TB on order , a good deal too 2339 from 2599 , but this stealth and the fact it uses glock mags omg I have to get this for 400$ less AND full custom color and everything put me at 1930$ thank you thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
@@adventuresoftigtourettesin5885 it’s worth the wait man; I can’t tell you how many times someone has now shot mine and immediately gone and ordered one
Bro, platypus' are based. Did you know they're the only mammal that can secrete a toxin? They have a spine located behind their foot/flipper whatever you wanna call it that is venomous. They're also amniotes (egg layers) - but are considered mammals! Dope ass animal, dope ass pistol. Appropriately named.
Bc they’re bad ass. Platypus are venomous egg laying mammals that can detect magnetic fields with their bills to see in the pitch black dark and through muddy water. I think they are more than deserving to be the name of a gun.
I’ve had my platypus for about 8 months. I’ve probably got 9-10k rounds without a clean, just oil, and it’s never had a hiccup. I couldn’t recommend them more.
When you shot it in a match, I'm assuming you were in LO? How did you shoot in your qualifier(s)? Any real-world improvement vs prior attempts at said qualifiers in matches?
I have a Staccato and a Platypus. The platypus is nice, better than my glocks. Not as good as staccato. It’s just not. But I love it! I like being able to share mage with my glocks, and other PCC.
@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 I’ve never seen one in the wild. I’d love to try. On the other side, with them not made here, not only the guns are hard to find, but also parts are hard to find. I have nothing against any fire arm. But I have limited experience with some brands.
Intriguing pistols, but no effing way I'd wait 6 months for one. I wouldn't wait 6 weeks. If they want real success, and/ or consider competing with Staccato, they need to manufacture enough to keep them readily available to buy off the shelf, like Staccato does. Pick 3 color schemes and pump out a bunch.
Good job for addressing the problem so they know what they need to do to fix the issue. AGAIN GOOD JOB FOR CALLING THEM EVEN THOUGH YOU DIDN’T WANT TO FIX IT.
I do agree the platypus is a phenomenal gun but not sure I’m ganna let the guy who would use a psa dagger in a competition say it’s better than a staccato
Hey dude series 70 1911s have always been unsafe to drop directly onto the muzzle. GT makes one vid and all the goobers who only know shit from insta/guntubers freak tf out.
@@DeskPop I heard about them being snappy because of numerous things, all of which seemed like fudd lore lol. There was also the aluminum frame vs steel frame argument from people who 100% over inflated their round counts and people trying to justify their staccato purchases more than actually talking about the platypus. Looking forward to getting one of these one day! their new grip texture that was at shot show was the only texture ive ever felt that actually worked with my sweaty hands (i cant shoot handguns without dirt or chalk its that bad :( )
Damn you based "Zoomers"! Now your going to make this old Gen Xer look into getting a damn 2011... You damn kids! 😂🤣😂 Seriously, great review, great explanation of the options. Definitely gonna make this Glock/H&K guy (30+years) look at a Stealth Arms Platypus
Got about a month to go as I also waited for the prickle grip/bull barrel to come out. There have been a bunch of new Platypus videos out lately and they are making me even more anxious. Out of curiosity, which trigger weigh did you choose?
The work on these is good and it's a local place here. The customizer and all on their site has undergone massive improvements in the past year since it's gotten popularity with a lot of people here on yt. I want one at some point but it's a big buy especially with the wait. The only issue I see is that it's proprietary because no other 1911s use glock parts at all like the slide stop can't be swapped with others because of that.
Definitely love the Platypus! Just wish I had the money for it! ❤️ I've been on the builder many many times.... Lol (got about 4 different patterns/styles) saved! Lol
it’s honestly so stinking good. I feel like I was extremely transparent with mine having QC issues on the finish and after shooting it I really just didn’t want to send it back
Oh definitely bro, most guys would have never admitted to a QC issue no matter how small the issue was. This video has seriously got me thinking about picking one of these up.
*Grip angle is in fact 1911/2011 Joe just had an aneurysm none of us caught*
Glad hes ok 😂
That comment bothered me, and I was extremely confused. Glad it was corrected here in the comments.
@@Gambitt1970 I often times forget to sleep for a few days and then film these things.
I’m confused still. Is it a crappy Glock grip angle or a legit 1911 grip angle? This is everything.
@@user-dq7vd1mf3j It's a 1911 grip angle. It only has Glock Mags. I have a Platypus and LOVE it. Shoots beautifully like my other 1911.
“I have man hands” he says while wearing his sisters shirt😂😂
correct; go lift weights and wear whatever you want.
and your mad at that because..?
It might be surprising but this is what peak performance looks like.
@@d0uble_O because i cant see my forehead lol have you ever heard of a joke big man?
@@DeskPophave you ever tried lifting weights?
The grip angle is actually closer to the 2011 grip angle, not a glock angle
I definitely have to checkout it’s angle grip and grip size. 😊
Seems like a good type of 2011 to have as a back up gun with Glock Mag compatibility 🎉😊
@@luckygreenforest508 someone shared a diagram on reddit comparing the angles. Also on other forums. But yea the platypus is sweet. Sage Dynamics reviewed it as well.
S&W M&P guy here. My natural glock draw is always aiming slightly high. With my new platypus, my draw is dead on, center glass. Even if my grip is slightly off to the right/left, my dot is literally always along the “equator”. Absolutely Love this pistol.
@@averyostrowsky8692 glock angle is the worst angle.
I was so beyond surprised with the platypus
The Platypus IS better than a Staccato P, but Stealth Arms' customer service is also outstanding. After a year of ownership, I broke mine down and took it to my local gunsmith to have night sights installed, got home, went to reassemble, and couldn't find my barrel bushing anywhere. I still can't imagine how it happened, as I put all of the components in a Ziploc, but after 2 hours of searching, hope had run out. I called up Stealth Arms and they told me that they would not only replace the barrel bushing AND ship it to me free of charge, but they would also polish it before sending it out so that it matched my original build. Fantastic people over there!
Can i ask what owb holster you are running
@@RN-gm8hn
I don't carry my Platypus, but I would suggest Black Scorpion Gear or River Arms. They both have a lot of options.
I need the "Perry The" version now
Needs a permanent RMR with fedora
Where's @TheHumbleMarksman ?
there is a version on their website
3D printed sunshade that happens to look like a fedora
And we now resume our regularly scheduled comments criticising Joe's body and clothing choices. A breath of fresh air.
You're not exempt. You cutie
it takes far more balls to do that than to go with the norm ~ steve jobs (rip)
Still hit garbage
Dude, I had to show my son the Phineas and Ferb/Perry reference. He loved that show. That was perfect. Keep up the good work yall.
@@theCJGuy12 I’m so glad 😂 thank you for watching man!!
Your son? I’m so old
25
The Perry the platypus noise is incredible
The platypus is a full custom 1911. It's crazy. The web site to build it for ground up is nuts
Fine. But I just settled into the prodigy. I guess I have 20-24 weeks left with it.
@@LackLusterMedia 🤣 sorry man!! The problem with buying guns on your list is it just keeps growing!!
@DeskPop The best part is that over been building ARs and striker fired pistols for long enough that I know my way around a little.
However, once I started competing, I looked into the 1911/2011 platforms and realized I knew absolutely nothing.
I guess there's always something to learn, a new part to file, and more ways to make my dremel pay for itself!
Love the recent episodes. Thanks for your efforts and response!
@LackLusterMedia 100% I know a TON about AR’s and glocks, all these new fangled firearms are a whole new world for me to learn.
The Glock grip angle is the one problem with Glock, and the Platypus fixed that.
Its literally a feature that has notable benefits.
agreed
Its a tradeoff. It locks your wrists which helps leverage the gun down, but its a bit trickier to point
@@brandonkey181 I have never felt like a Glock was more secure, at all. However that may be due to their poor texturing and not the grip angle. But, for what it's worth, I've never shot a Glock with tape or aftermarket grips that felt notably better than stock. The angle is just not anatomically correct (for me).
And the triggers and the 2x4 ergonomics
I absolutely love my Platypus! My wait time was about half of what the website stated so I was very pleased!
Ordered mine early spring.
It came in a few weeks ago ahead of schedule; and since then I have roughed it up. I have put 640 rounds through it without cleaning it out of the box.
No malfunctions with 40 different types of ammo, Russian steel, all brass types ranging from new JHP to 20 year old tarnished Luger rounds. It runs smoothly even when we unload the magazine fast.
It’s extremely precise. We were hitting 1x1 squares at 100 & 150 yards with no issues. (Optic for sight & SureFire light for weight/stability help at that range. )
I would be glad to discuss other things/questions people have before purchasing.
I had unanswered questions even after it came in, that I had to answer myself.
1000% I was so impressed when I shot it I decided I didn’t want to send it back and wait any longer…
@@DeskPop I will be ordering one more next year!
IMO the main problem with malfunctions with 1911 is the old steel follower magazines. Switched to Wilson combat 10’s and I have no ammo related malfunctions my 1911’s will eat anything. Springfield Operator and Dan Wesson classic. I only see an issue after hundreds of rounds when it runs dry. Glock mags are renowned for being bulletproof and this is a great combo
@@nuclearkamikaze Great combo indeed. I have added several +3 and +5 mag extensions to my kit. One of which is the Odin Works brand.
22 rounds on my favorite platform with the 3 pound renowned 1911 trigger, is like a birthday present that never gets old.
About 5 months?
I lift weights. ... ok Skeletor
What a legendary intro bit.
@@Akira_Rei sometimes we have good ideas
Flannel guy low key looks like discount Donut Operator
Careful you might lose a leg with how tight those jeans are😂
Eating din din with deskpoop playing legs goooo
W king watcher
Why is your 10 yard grouping so terrible? You don't shoot much?
@@user-zc5jf5pj1i anonymous user making anonymous user comments
@@DeskPop He has a point. Your pistol grouping is looser than Octomom's vagina. Why even show that?🤣☠💩
I don't know bro, seemed like he just warmed up. Groups got tighter and tighter.
I work for a living. Aggressive pistol grips are what I live for.
@@ArsonalTech I want the trip to bite my hand
Ok tried 2 vids and I subbed. Not bad on the content. The humor works.
we try to have just enough fun
If you can get one. The lead times are longer than the AFT approving a suppressor.
Individual form 4 filings are faster than ever. People are getting approvals in 1-3 days.
yep, I need one. Nice job guys!
You can play with ours
@@DeskPop I sort Jack Nicolson “yes” gif here.
The Garand Thumb, Charlie & Micah we’ve got at home.
@@kelbymasey4453 no.
🤣
I got a belly laugh with that intro.
we try our darndest
They are an excellent company and reached out to me i think we'll have least some new calibers soon. They have A+++ customer service
That intro was cringe bro
@@TeddyBear-lb9ho okay “Teddy bear”
I bought one of the in stock models late November so I didn't get to customize mine unfortunately, however it was set up exactly the way I wanted mine besides the finger grooves. They do ship extremely fast and I got mine in two days. So if you don't want to wait, make sure you check the in stock models.
Great video. Platypus is a great gateway from Glock to 2011 platform since everyone has tons of mags and the 2011 mags are pricey. Shooting is hard to compare since that is 100% on the user. Build quality though is a different story when it comes to Staccato. SHTF scenario: Platypus or Staccato I grab my Staccato P without a second thought.
totally fair; I think our platypus will prove reliable- Personally, still grabbing the plat SHTF because glock mags are way more common 😆
I wasn’t ready for the jeans 😂
This dude has a parking a Ryder truck outside of a federal building look.
Hey! We shot with you at the ASI match. We’ve been drooling over that damn pistol ever since
@@corybibby4884 Lol, you’re welcome to come shoot it any time!! Absolutely my new comp gun. the dagger didn’t stand a chance…
@@DeskPop right on! Might have to take you up on that.
If you’re going to "group" the least you can do is take your time evenly between all pistols.
But do it drop check? This is the new bar to beat for 2011s. Thr grand thumb video was wild
Of course it won't pass, it's a series 70. All of the best 1911/2011's I'm aware of are series 70. It's kind of par for the course😅
You saved me , I have a staccato c2 with TB on order , a good deal too 2339 from 2599 , but this stealth and the fact it uses glock mags omg I have to get this for 400$ less AND full custom color and everything put me at 1930$ thank you thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
@@adventuresoftigtourettesin5885 it’s worth the wait man; I can’t tell you how many times someone has now shot mine and immediately gone and ordered one
So far I love my Staccato P, but I do want to try a Puss as well. Black Puss or Green Puss. As long as it's a Puss.
Thank you, MilSpec retail.
Where did you get the baby hat for the gun haha
printer go brrr
BASED @@DeskPop
I have two platypus. They are my favorite guns, hands down.
what holster are you using
just picked mine up and looking for owb
Who the heck wants a gun called the Platypus?
Bro, platypus' are based. Did you know they're the only mammal that can secrete a toxin? They have a spine located behind their foot/flipper whatever you wanna call it that is venomous. They're also amniotes (egg layers) - but are considered mammals! Dope ass animal, dope ass pistol. Appropriately named.
me
@@lanceblinent7909 me
@@lanceblinent7909 also me. Many of them.
Bc they’re bad ass. Platypus are venomous egg laying mammals that can detect magnetic fields with their bills to see in the pitch black dark and through muddy water. I think they are more than deserving to be the name of a gun.
That intro was GREAT!😂
I love mine, much smoother out of the box, plus it’s hand fit and a custom gun for less than a bone stock staccato.
I want a comped version from the factory like the prodigy now has.
there’s a company that Comps them
The intro sold me.
Just stubled on you buys and im loving it. Where abouts are you guys located?
I don't say this enough but I love you guys. Also curse you Perry the platypus!!! 😂
we love you!!! thanks for always watching our shenanigans man!!
I haven't even gone in debt yet to say hello, much less goodbye.
grip angle is a 1911. only difference is the grip is quite boxy but its actually super comfy
Oh, there you are, Perry.
😂 slaps. Also we shoot matches at the same place looks like.
WA state is comical with one of the most restrictive gun laws in the U.S. 🤣
I really like that color scheme.
They're alright, the cheap mags are a great selling point. I still like my staccato more.
They've got a 2011 grip angle. If you're shooting it faster then, that might just be the absurdly good trigger.
I’ve had my platypus for about 8 months. I’ve probably got 9-10k rounds without a clean, just oil, and it’s never had a hiccup. I couldn’t recommend them more.
As a friend, please clean that baby
They're straight up never gonna drop the new calibers.
Intro made me cry😂 fuck I miss being a naive kid sometimes. Widdawy fiwa video
When you shot it in a match, I'm assuming you were in LO? How did you shoot in your qualifier(s)? Any real-world improvement vs prior attempts at said qualifiers in matches?
I have a Staccato and a Platypus. The platypus is nice, better than my glocks. Not as good as staccato. It’s just not. But I love it! I like being able to share mage with my glocks, and other PCC.
Bul Armory shits on Staccato lol
@@SlavicCinnamonRollie556 I’ve never seen one in the wild. I’d love to try. On the other side, with them not made here, not only the guns are hard to find, but also parts are hard to find. I have nothing against any fire arm. But I have limited experience with some brands.
What holster are you running for the platty?
Black Scorpion gear
First and last video I’ll watch by this. No one has original ideas anymore.
I’m sure you’ll be missed
Did you get the standard prickle grip or did you select the “extra aggressive” version?
@@V30751 I like the extra aggressive!!
Black Nitride isnt the same as cerakote. It's no extra layers are applied to the barrel, black nitride is a steel treatment.
These people are awesome and I'll be happy give them my money.
Love my Platypus. They are amazing pistols and Stealth Arms is a great company. It certainly is a worthwhile firearm to own.
It doesnt really matter which is better because neither come in 10mm.
Stealth Arms is now offering the Platypus in .45 ACP and .357 SIG and is working on 10mm. Staccato is…Not
@@rudukai13 if they release the 10 mil quickly they might catch me getting that one over a cosaint arms.
This is my first vid of yalls. Im sold
Widerawwy * subbed *
But why did you choose a woman’s shirt? It’s super cute. 🤣
@@user-dq7vd1mf3j I didn’t
Intriguing pistols, but no effing way I'd wait 6 months for one. I wouldn't wait 6 weeks. If they want real success, and/ or consider competing with Staccato, they need to manufacture enough to keep them readily available to buy off the shelf, like Staccato does. Pick 3 color schemes and pump out a bunch.
@@d10x21 you can often buy just a generic black one on their site; they just sell out.
Discounting a company for being small is kind of wild to me
@@DeskPop the best ability is availability hoss
Soooooo, if you don’t want it fixed..why even call them to let them know
@@WheelChairBlaster Submit the form to check CS response. Me saying “I didn’t care” doesn’t tell you they’d offer to overnight it back and fix it.
Good job for addressing the problem so they know what they need to do to fix the issue. AGAIN GOOD JOB FOR CALLING THEM EVEN THOUGH YOU DIDN’T WANT TO FIX IT.
I do agree the platypus is a phenomenal gun but not sure I’m ganna let the guy who would use a psa dagger in a competition say it’s better than a staccato
Exactly
It’s just a glock gen 3 clone, stop being such a californian about it 😂
@@fakename287 you can compete with a gen 3 Glock then and it won’t go full auto on you like his dagger did. What’s your point
Poor craftsmen blame their tools? Gimme a makarov and I'll suck as much as I would with a stacatto.
Never heard of this pistol. Does it fail drop tests like the Stacatto?
Because the Stacatto will absolutely kill you if you drop it.
Yeah all 1911 series 70 will fail a drop test unless there’s a plunger pin block like the series 80
@@TheRancor53 people act like this is a new thing, you know this going into buying any 1911 almost bc most are series 70
Lmao this dude unironically watches garand thumb
Point at him and laugh
Hey dude series 70 1911s have always been unsafe to drop directly onto the muzzle. GT makes one vid and all the goobers who only know shit from insta/guntubers freak tf out.
@@brownmangaming1529 it’s not a 1911, it’s a 2011. Get back in the car, son.
What watch do you have on? Looks awesome
@@Jrob10 Casio AQ-800-E
one of my favorite (and cheapest) watches
I like mine but it’s not even close to my XC 😂.
Comped just doesn’t compare
Agreed, i got the same set up bull barrel with the new grip. If it had a comp it would be the same as the XC if not better.
I hope so considering the fact that it's 2.5k more
@@ivinrandall8224 you can in fact get these comped as well, just not from Stealth arms directly
Ofc not you dunce. We’re talking a $1800 gun vs a $4000 race gun.
It definitely is for the money. As well as compared shootability. And you dont have to pay $80 for magazines
Ive heard it’s pretty snappy. What do you think?
it didn’t seem snappy at all; unsure where that’s coming from-We are running the factory spring weight too
Probably the older ones that didn't have the bull barrel
@@wheezzl possibly that; there’s the option on the website for the old version
@@DeskPop I heard about them being snappy because of numerous things, all of which seemed like fudd lore lol. There was also the aluminum frame vs steel frame argument from people who 100% over inflated their round counts and people trying to justify their staccato purchases more than actually talking about the platypus. Looking forward to getting one of these one day! their new grip texture that was at shot show was the only texture ive ever felt that actually worked with my sweaty hands (i cant shoot handguns without dirt or chalk its that bad :( )
At 25 yards he did the COD heavy breath before shooting
I already ordered mine
Should be here in December
Joe is my little bodybuilder boy genius
YOU’RE MY LITTLE BODY BUILDER 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
@@DeskPop thanks g that means a lot
Damn you based "Zoomers"!
Now your going to make this old Gen Xer look into getting a damn 2011...
You damn kids!
😂🤣😂
Seriously, great review, great explanation of the options. Definitely gonna make this Glock/H&K guy (30+years) look at a Stealth Arms Platypus
as a glock guy; the glock mags won me over
Can we talk about the prediction value of this video 😂😂😂
I try my darndest
Got about a month to go as I also waited for the prickle grip/bull barrel to come out. There have been a bunch of new Platypus videos out lately and they are making me even more anxious. Out of curiosity, which trigger weigh did you choose?
3.5lb trigger is what I went with; I would recommend it!!
I love UA-cam keeps unsubscribing
it sure does do that
I’d buy one for CC if they made a commander grip
why are you dressed like dahmer and wednesday addams
you mean why am I wearing dress pants…?
The work on these is good and it's a local place here. The customizer and all on their site has undergone massive improvements in the past year since it's gotten popularity with a lot of people here on yt. I want one at some point but it's a big buy especially with the wait. The only issue I see is that it's proprietary because no other 1911s use glock parts at all like the slide stop can't be swapped with others because of that.
Starting with the staccato…
Starting with the Staccato…
Definitely love the Platypus! Just wish I had the money for it! ❤️ I've been on the builder many many times.... Lol (got about 4 different patterns/styles) saved! Lol
They're worth every cent. I want two
@@DeskPop I want to "collect em all" like Pokemon... Lol
Been waiting on a trustworthy review on this for a while now.
it’s honestly so stinking good. I feel like I was extremely transparent with mine having QC issues on the finish and after shooting it I really just didn’t want to send it back
Oh definitely bro, most guys would have never admitted to a QC issue no matter how small the issue was. This video has seriously got me thinking about picking one of these up.
3:39 you lift weights? Where??
@@RandyJoseph-lx7kw Homie is blind but somehow watching videos
I love the platypus. Your about to get some hate mail from this video but I agree
Let’s fucking gooooo WE LIKE THIS DEPTH ❤
Not the agent p 😂😂
Promo code: 'PLEASE' still makes me laugh
PLEASEEEEEE
thank fucking god i managed to get one prior to the lead time going to the moon
good job guys. informative and funny. i think im gonna subscribe.
Welcome to the party; we try our best to give ya a mix of both!!
Absolutely love the intro! 😂😂😂😂
Without using a rest group testing is subjective at best with a pistol way to many variables