What is up everybody Mark on the mic joined by my good friend as per very often slash usual mr

Ryan muckinhern. Oh journal Ryan you're a big-time forager.

Yeah.

You talk about it a lot, you do it a lot, it's one of your favorite things to do,

spring or fall.

I think you fancy yourself somewhat of a mushroom fungus expert question for you.

Yeah. Do you recognize this mushroom? I don't. Well this happens to be the deadliest mushroom in the woods. That would be

Amanita Bispardira, aka destroying angel. I can't believe you didn't go with me

on this.

Ah, I'm just kidding Mark.

That's a Remington Corlock Bullet.

It is. This is the ad from 1980.

That's eight years prior to my minting.

Yeah, that's pretty crazy.

Yeah. The old Corlock has been putting in work for a real long time. Yeah, it's older than that though. Oh yeah this is an advertisement.

Well I got the date here. 1939. My lord. In this article which I don't disagree with this statement.

1939 was the year Remington would change hunting history with the introduction of the

Corlock.

I think there's some truth to that. Oh yeah. I sold a lot of these green boxes.

So growing up when I started big game hunting, my grandfather shot Corlocks, my dad shot Corlocks, and of course my brother and I shot Corlocks, the first handful of deer I ever shot were with a corelocked. Yeah. It seemed to do quite well. In fact it still does. Yeah, I mean we're talking about a bullet bolt design that's remained largely unchanged. Now we've got a very

recent iteration of it on the table here as well kind of an evolution if you will but

that's incredible came up with that and it just it still works I

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