Xander

I was just about to comment on that.

My buddy Wally, he still has it because that was something he got before he got his FFL and all of that.

And so it's one of those like, yeah, there are really, really nice guns to shoot, like alarmingly quiet guns.

just like one of the easiest full auto guns it feels like it's a 22 and again that look of the circular hand guard with with the sight tunnel rising up out of it like it's just it looks like some of it's missing

i had an m1 carbine that was nice but he goes i love the grease gun he goes perfect it was compact didn't have to worry about it i could shoot straight with it and i was like yeah everybody loves the grease gun bippy oh and the and the i just i love the utilitarian nature of it was it's all stamped metal and and it

Didn't have a charging, just had a thumb hole in the bolt and a little protrusion out of the dust cover.

And the dust cover was the safety.

Close the dust cover, whether the bolt's open or closed, the bolt is not moving to either position.

And it's just like such, and I think whether they cost like $25 back in, you know, 1942 to make.

It just looks so good.

Exactly.

I wouldn't want it with the crank lever.

I want just the super duper utilitarian.

It's brilliant.

It's perfect.

Don't fix it.

Oh, yeah.

She'd be warm.

And they had these things called gloves.

I dreamt we caught them all.