 Yeah, that was one of the innovations and one of the things that made it so appealing to the military at first was it has this gas impingement system, which technically basically means that it redirects some of the energy from a fire bullet to load the next bullet. And so there's less recoil, less kick on it. It's easier to keep aim, right? So instead of the frontal rifle kicking upwards with each bullet, it's easier to keep it on a constant target. So it's more accurate. You know, it doesn't hurt. It's much easier to shoot, right?