Alright, what's up everybody? Grimgreen back here today. Thank you so much for joining me again. Starting off up close because this is the heavy hitter mech mod and this is the switch. All sort of taken apart in like, you know, an exploded view. It's a thing of beauty this switch. Let me tell you. So this is more or less how it's going to go back together. But I want to show you two things first. I want to show you this is the contact and this is your other contact. When you press the button, this is what will be contacting each other on the inside. Traditionally in mechs, at least in mechs from a few years ago, your contact would come up and hit the bottom of your battery. No longer. Now it comes up. It's a little ball. Goes in the little cup. Ball cup. We call this the cup-y ball contact. Actually nobody calls it that. So we're going to start assembling this and putting it back together. This is kind of the main housing of your switch. The contact is going to drop down in here. You can see it's squared and squared. Square peg square hole. Big spring sits right there and it's little home. And then your switch, which is threaded, is going to sit in here. And it's going to thread right into the bottom of that contact. And once you get the thread started, you can just screw it down because square peg square hole. It's going to stay in place. Oh, I forgot to show you the locking mechanism. Damn it, man. This is pretty difficult to see. Kind of difficult to explain as well. I think Stan did a better job of it, but there's little ramp right here and a little hard stop. So that your switch is square. When you spin it like this, it's going to hit that hard stop and then it won't fire. And then you can twist it back so it'll fit that groove and then it'll fire. It's just a really smart and simple way to put a little locking mechanism on the bottom of your switch. Just screw your copper button down just till it stops. It's going to line up with that little square that we saw. Actually, I'm going to get this started on here and then you press the switch in, screw this down the rest of the way. Now, boom, you're good to go. You can lock it like this and it won't fire. You can unlock it like this. It'll fire, contact coming up. Your cup drops down into this threading right here and then you have another spring that goes right there. This is the part that's going to be contacting your battery. So then you kind of drop this all together. You can kind of get this started with your fingers. That's all. Just thread it down. It doesn't need to be crazy. Just thread it down. Spring loaded right here against your battery. Spring loaded right here for your switch. And then as you can see, there's no threading on this switch. It's kind of this little quick release guy, yeah? So the tabs are going to line up with the notches and then you twist it left or counter-clockwise to lock it and clockwise to release it. I'm going to put this flat 28 millimeter cap on the top of this. Little bit of wear and tear kind of already happening from screwing down and unscrewing atomizers, but you can see it's engraved, times vape, heavy metal vapor, stand. Also delirin sleeve on the inside. 21, 700 can go inside because I just want to show you. It takes a little bit of force. You got to press because you're compressing that spring counter-clockwise to lock it. And when you turn this clockwise to unlock it or to pop this off, it just wants to jump right off of there. Because of that spring loaded contact right there, bush, bush on, bush off. I think that's just very, very cool. Now inside the box, you're going to get, you know, literature, spare o-rings, spare springs, and also a 26 millimeter little top cap. You can kind of see this one has a bevel on it. The 28 millimeter is just straight flat. So you know, depending on what you're using on top, you can change the top cap off, make it look a little bit more slick and clean. In fact, today I think we're going to be putting the Rye 1.2 in matte black on here. So yeah, I do want to use that 26 millimeter top. Real simple, real nice threads all around, fit and finish all around, real nice. Now we can put this Rye on here and it should look, should look pretty slick, yeah? Not bad, matte black on matte black. That's pretty sick. And vape wars. As you can see, there's some venting across the top, some knurling across the top, that doesn't really do anything. That moves zero. I think it's just there so that it matches kind of the knurling on the bottom. Give your switch a little twist. Won't fire. Give your switch a little twist. Will fire. It's got some facets in there and a little bit of a swoop to it just so it feels pretty nice in the hand, doing the Cali claw technique. Overall man, it's a pretty slick looking mod. Now what we're going to do right now is, you know, let's get back out to normal view. We're going to do some pros and cons. We're going to vape it. I'll give you my final thoughts. So pros and cons for the heavy hitter mac mod. A lot of pros, not really a lot of cons. It's called the heavy hitter. And yeah, it's a heavy hitter. It hits nice and hard. This is a 0.13 dual alien on here. Dual 21 700 on the inside. Feels great hitting. Nice and hard. The overall construction on it is beautiful. Beautifully machined. The switch is a little thing of beauty down there. Lock it. Unlock it. It's nice and squishy. It's firm, but not too firm. The little swoop to it makes it feel real nice and comfortable in the hand. It's not like a crazy swoop to it. It only swoops to about 26 millimeters towards the narrowest part. And it only gets as wide as 27.5 millimeters. So you know, a little swoop in there holding it in the nook of your thumb and finger. That's just it feels so balanced there. It's kind of just where it wants to live. Really very much enjoying this mac mod. I liked it. There's a d'eller and sleeve on the inside for some added safety. And like I said, I think the switch, this little quick release, boom. I think that's brilliant for swapping out your batteries. I almost said flopping out your batteries, which also that still kind of works. Now if we're going to get to any cons about this, there's only really one con I have about it. And that is I wish that the switch, the quick release, was the opposite of what it is. Like I said, it's clockwise to release it and counterclockwise to secure it. I just wish it was reversed. Counterclockwise release, clockwise secure. That would have made more sense in my brain. It's not hard, you know, it's not hard to adapt to it. So let's get down to brass tax with this thing. V8 budget hands. Are you going to need your vape budget hands? If you want to check out the heavy hitter, Mac from heavy metal vapor and Stan, Tenacious TX Vaves. I kind of click it around the internet. You can kind of find this for around 70 to 75 dollars. So it's a little bit pricey, but it's not like, you know, your vape budget hands aren't going to explode or anything like that. Overall, I really enjoy this Mac. I've enjoyed it more than the last few Macs that I've tried. I know I just reviewed that Atole X Mac mod from Rock vape, solid Mac. I think I like this one more. I also did that Russian, the Katana Mac mod, also a solid Mac. Also, I like this one more. Now, if I'm going to give you my final thoughts, I'm going to say this. Stan, Tenacious TX Vaves is a man that knows his Mac mods. He's released a few and they've all been pretty stellar. He's become like the vape community Mac mod guy. When I heard he was releasing a new Mac, I thought, wow, it's going to be good. It's just going to be good. Stan knows his Macs. He knows what makes a good Mac. He knows what makes a good switch and both of those things are present in the heavy hitter. Not to beat a dead horse, but this little quick release button on the bottom. That's some innovation that I've not seen in Mac mods before. Even that little platform locking mechanism is innovation that I haven't seen in a Mac mod before. Now, if we're going to play the aliens game or the FDA game where they come and take everything I have, I got nothing left to vape. Is the heavy hitter a Mac mod that I'm going to seek out and buy right away? Here's the thing. Probably. I like it more than that katana. I like it more than that A to X. If I wanted a tube Mac mod, this would be the tube Mac mod that I would want to buy. Now, being completely honest, if I want to get a Mac mod that's a Mac mod simply for being a mechanical mod, I still love that mic vapes clutch Mac mod. It's not a tube. It's more of a box, but it's a Mac box that I truly, truly love. But as far as tubes go, I think this is the gold standard right here from Stan and Heavy Metal Vapor, as far as like a tube Mac mod goes. At least for me, maybe right. I know Kennedy, Steve the Machines, I know Kennedy makes great Mac mods. Is this better than a Kennedy? I mean, it's different than a Kennedy. I know there's a lot of good Mac mod companies out there. You know, Rogue and Purge. I'm not a huge fan of the Purge Mac mods. Take it for what it's worth. Ultimately, the decision's going to be yours to make. But yeah, it is what it is. Heavy hitter, Mac mod, Stanton Hs TX vapes, Heavy Metal Vapor. I think they killed it. And if you're in the market for a new Mac mod, I would take a serious look. Serious look at the heavy hitter. Anyway, that's what I got for today, everybody. I appreciate you watching. Links aren't allowed in the description anymore because of YouTube. So you're going to have to use that Google food. But thank you. Seriously, so much for watching. And remember, no matter what's in your hand, vaping is still at least 95%. 95% what? 95% less harmful than burning deadly combustible tobacco cigarettes. So yeah, let's keep on vaping you guys.