What is up everybody? It is time to pour a little creed more on it. And we're gonna pour

a little creed more on the little creed more, which is the 22 creed more. Joining me today

Mr. Jim and Mr. Ryan Muckin-Hern. I don't know why I didn't use your last name. I just

didn't rhyme what the heck's going on with this little barn burner.

Well here's the deal. You take a 6'5 creed more case, you run it through a 22 caliber die,

the same body dimensions, but make the next smaller. You put a really heavy 22 caliber

projectile on there and just like wow phenomenal. Really heavy. So we're talking like, I like

70, 90 grains. Okay, 73 to 90. And what are we getting because of this? Very high BC,

very high velocity, remarkable cartridge, laser, laser. This was a wildcat wasn't it? It is.

What was the, when did this wildcat sort of become a thing? I remember some people talking

about it maybe five years ago. I'm sure the second you could put your hands on that case,

somebody somewhere decided we're neckin' it up, neckin' it down. Oh wait, when the 6'5

creed more became a thing, everybody, yeah, the race begins to be, I became cognizant

of the 22 creed more five years ago. Yeah, that sounds about right. We're in the old

building. I sat by Tom Leatherberry, he was lusting over one. He was very, very interested.

He loves, he loves stuff like this. He does. He does. It's very much up his alley. Yes.

He's like, take the lightest weight, you know, like highest BC, all this fancy stuff,

wildcat cartridge and stick it to the 30 pound gun. Yes, right. Preferably an AR. He's

re-boiled. Yes, aware. He's re-boiled. He might be. He might be. So this thing is pretty

much, so the 22 creed more. It's basically for precision rifle shooters. Now, it's funny.

We just got done talking about the 300 PRC where we're saying, you know, there are some

stuff that's maybe lighter, more comfortable to shoot, more designed for precision stuff,

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