Well if there eased one thing at which the Soldier excelled, it was ruining other people's plans. From that point of view, things were going swimmingly. But considering his typical reaction was to just walk away when he didn't want to continue a conversation, it could have been worse. And now that Tony had dropped some of the dancing around things, he had a little more interest in the other man's words.

"Most likely." Another shrug, but this time the movement was more contemplative than dismissive. "There's always the possibility that they had stuff we'd never seen, but yes, I'd consider myself a good authority on recognizing their tech. Might even be able to do something with it, if it's in my skillset and the stuff isn't too broken." The odds of that here though? Judging by the gun they'd found, slim to none.

He almost laughed at the follow up question. "Haven't seen it on any of you. Sticks out a little, sometimes just a bump, sometimes more. So unless they changed their design, none of you who weren't in the Fleet have it."