Oddball

Let's see.

Well, and it also makes sense to have the, oh, yeah, the officers get the pricier one.

Yeah.

Well, I think it's more just simply of a supply issue there.

I can see of trying to equip...

All of the men, you know, the size of the Imperial Russian Army, if you can shave some dollars off of that bill, that's highly tempting.

And that's also around the same time that we're still fighting people saying, yeah, we don't want to let our men be able to shoot too quickly because they'll just waste ammo.

Well, like I said, if – and like that article said, if it is – if there's a significant price difference between the two, that can make a difference, especially near the end of imperial Russia where –

they were having money issues.

Oh yeah.

But it was just a seer issue.

Yeah.

And, and especially, you know, in the days before that, that,

they didn't have anywhere near the mass production capability machine-wise available like we do today.

All right, so you guys have any more to add before we wrap up?

Yeah, to make it look like, oh, this is a revolver that someone flattened.

Mr. Robbo, where can people find you?

I have a blog at GunsCarsTech.com.

And you can also hear me on the Assorted Calibers podcast.

And I am often lurking over at the Assorted Calibers podcast and Handgun Radio Facebook groups.