Dan

Definitely.

Definitely should.

And I hate it because it's like, Oh, well you get 20% off if you spend $200, which is a great deal.

But if you spend $300, you get 30% off.

I don't want to, I don't want to go on from there, but I think you can kind of guess certain patterns and I've done it a few times at the high levels and I, I feel a great sense of shame, but I do it anyways.

So yeah, now just an issue of which gun is going to get the .22 barrel and which .22 barrel, because apparently I'm going to have to get two of them if I want one of them to be threaded.

And yeah, so now all of my .92s may at some point be rimfire guns.

Probably high velocity.

You may not want to try it suppressed when other people are around.

It had a bad habit that, you know, you don't want witnesses for sometimes.

Um, because you know, the 22 is just spitting crud back into the impingement system.

So you may want to be pretty careful when you start firing five, five, six again, because it may shoot a lot of that back out into the upper.

It can be a little gross, but, you know, a couple of rounds of that, clean it out, you'll be fine.

It depends on who you are.

Yeah, you're right on par.

I got a question for you.

So I've never been to NRA annual meeting.

I mean, I guess I should preface this with, hi, my name's Dan.

I am an NRA certified instructor.

Uh, but yeah, it was, there was a whole history involved there.