Drew

All right.

I don't want your feelings.

No more.

So we'll transition.

We're going to transition a little bit, much like GATLAB is doing right now with its transitioning surgery.

So you said standard and high velocity.

So what's the lowest velocity ammo you've tried to run through that Beretta?

be the semi-auto or the quiet for semi-autos which are like like 900 feet per second you think eight eight or nine yeah okay so one thing we've encouraged people to do and and uh we have look we have a super active discord we have lots of people having really great conversations it's fantastic and i love it we hadn't anybody really reach out to us but we did have

Somebody not in our Discord, and he goes by capstickquotes on Instagram, so I'm just outing him right here.

But he reached out to me, and he asked me, he goes, hey, you know, he talked a little bit about, we kind of swapped some messages back and forth, and he said, you know, one thing that might be interesting to discuss is,

is the Calibri loads.

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.