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And I say so sort of, cause the tea sauce is actually a double stack and the 86 was a single stack.

Um, uh,

One of the magazines that it comes with actually has a spot on the magazine base to stick a round in so that you can pop the barrel up and shove that round in from the magazine.

Yep.

And then put the magazine in.

Yeah, and one slight correction.

The tip-up is Gerson, not T-Sauce.

Aren't they all EAA?

I want to say it's the same Turkish company making them, but...

But EAA is bringing the tip-ups in under the Gerson name, and T-Sauce is its own thing in the U.S., so...

That is such a pretty gun.

Which that I'm pretty excited about.

The problem with doing that on a larger frame is just simply still making it light enough for the recoil of the .22 to operate.

But all they'd have to do is shave the barrel hood at the right angle.

yeah just a little bit of delay just a pinch yeah um it just means less less less slide mass and less uh less spring less spring tension which just makes everything so much easier right and with the uh with the cheater tabs for double stack and this will probably make weird giggle because he's heard me rant about people saying oh you can't do that because rimlock um

When you get into double stack, there's more space in the magazine, obviously.

So removing that tension might cause more proclivity to rim lock issues.

On a single stack, you can have it be thoroughly guided, whether it has the spring tension or not.

Oh, yeah.

I was talking about that before the show, that the...