Xander

And I could see the pattern.

It threw up so much wood chips.

It would do what it does in the movies.

Yes.

Probably.

Probably.

I mean, it was, it was, it was like 25 yards and the pattern was probably like a little bit bigger than a trash can lid.

It was, it was, it was, it was a stump puller.

So tell, tell, tell everybody about this.

It'd also be interesting to see if they could get the follower that has the cheater tabs, if they could have that work on a double-stack magazine.

I've never seen anybody do it.

But I've always liked the 22s that have the – and, of course, the Smith & Wesson EZs also have the cheater tabs where you can pull the follower down –

with one hand while you're dropping rounds down directly onto the follower.

What we're talking about, what I think Ryan's talking about more is more of a delayed blowback than a true locked breach.

Essentially, just give it a little inclined plane to push against just to kind of create more surface area, essentially to lengthen the length of bolt travel, really.

Yeah.

You're probably right.

I actually threw that in there.

I'll just say it quickly.

Again, there's still a capacity war going on.