Drew

And I got to admit, I didn't know what the hell he was talking about.

I thought maybe he was on drugs, but I looked him up.

Aguila makes these Calibri loads and I assumed that they got the name from somewhere else, but they're like 420 feet per second, 22-mile rifle.

And I own, I mean, I've shot and owned some like 700, some 800, some 900.

The 700s are crazy and they're great in, you know, like a bolt gun.

I assume they do good in a 22 revolver.

But 420,

And 20 feet per second.

It must just be like priming mixture and almost no powder.

But have you guys shot those?

Well, but the length of the case is a .22 long rifle.

But it's probably loaded like a .22 short.

But it's a 20-grain bullet, so it's a pretty light bullet.

So I don't know if it's just a... He did mention, I guess, that he had run it in a 10-22 and it left a really nasty carbon ring.

So I assume it's probably got a lot of crap in the case.

uh, you know, like some subsonic rounds.

I assume the pressure on those is low enough.

I don't actually want to find out.

I don't want to find out, but that's kind of one of the cool things about rimfires, I think, in general, is it's really hard to screw them up.

Really?