One Republican representative in Florida’s state house thinks the Sunshine State needs to implement death by firing squad as its “presumptive method of execution.” Anthony Sabatini, who represents a portion of deep-red Central Florida, posted his suggestion to Twitter on Wednesday afternoon, suggesting Florida join South Carolina, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Utah in authorizing death sentences to be carried out by a group of shooters. “Time for Florida to become (state) # 5,” he tweeted in a follow-up. Despite four states having death by firing squad on the books, only Utah has actually executed someone using the method the last century—once, in 1977. While Sabatini’s job as a state representative gives him the ability to write legislation that could bring this seemingly ancient practice to life again, he’s unlikely to anytime soon, as he lost a primary to retain his seat in August by more than 10,000 votes.