What is up everybody?

Jim to my right, Mr. Ryan Muck-and-Hern, across from us right now.

Oftentimes guys, we do cartridge talks, we often chat about rifles, and it makes sense

that these things intermingle throughout any discussion, and that's what we got here

today.

We're talking about a rifle and a cartridge together here, if you're watching on YouTube.

Connection.

It's about connection, a rather cute cartridge, Ryan, the six arc, in a rather cute petite

rifle, tell us about it.

So this all started many years ago when I hatched an idea that's not novel and not my own

for what I call the stick rifle, which was a rifle of minimum dimensions in a cartridge

adequate enough to kill big games, say, up to me old ear, and as light and small a package

as I could put together.

And I ran into a lot of roadblocks, most of which were financial, some of which were

constraints of manufacturing, and I never pursued the system.

What changed?

Well, you see, how a came out with the gun.

Like this gun came out, and you obviously were sitting on this idea for a while, which

I feel like you have accomplished at least very closely in some different rifles, your

Kimberamontana, you've got your Tika that you shortened up quite a bit.

They're all missing a few things, where I'm going with that, though, is like this came

out and you're like, buy now.

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