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It is, it would hit a terminal velocity coming down, so it would only be able to go so fast before it starts slowing down. And they can hit, let's say, about 300 and, oh, I don't know, maybe 200, 200 miles an hour by coming down. And in order to break the skin, your skin, it takes up a particular about 136 miles per hour to actually break your skin. So, although they're still traveling very slow, technically they could depending on how they hit you, but not the way you think, you know, the really deep penetration from a round that's coming down to St. Velocities coming over the gun. So, no, it's, chances are, depending on the size of the caliber too, the larger caliber, it's a little bit more momentum than the coming down. But even at the terminal velocity at that point, yeah, maybe the thing will hit you, but smaller caliber, not so much. So, no.