What is up everybody? We've got a pretty full house today. I've got Jim H to my right. We've

got Jim or Jimmy Jordan or Jimmy J across from us, the Ryan Muck and her. We got 10 minutes

to do a cartridge talk. Now this is a, this is a listener request. This one comes from

Sergeant DWZ. That's his handle, Sergeant DWZ. If you're out there, let us know because

we got a question for you. We have a question for you. You got a question for us. We got

a question for you. How do you like that? The common is do the 6.5 by 55 sweet. Next, the

6.5 by 55 sweet. Next, Jim would be so impressed. Now originally when I, I interpreted this,

I thought he had some connection to Jimmy Jordan, because Jimmy Jordan is the only person

I know that owns a 6.5 sweet. Yes. Jim, you thought that it would be you because you

and I leave every cartridge talk going, man, I think I need one of those. Right. Either

way, I think not only will I be impressed and Jimmy is already smitten by it, I think

everybody else is going to leave impressed because I've heard nothing but phenomenal things

about the 6.5 sweet. I had never even heard its utterance until Jimmy Jordan goes, James

Jordan goes, I've got a 6.5 sweet and it's a beautiful rifle. At the time, I was kind

of like, it sounds like this obscure 6.5, you know, and I'm just like, it was even before

the 6.5 Creedmoor really came onto the scene. Yeah, I mean, because we weren't hearing,

you didn't hear 6.5 anything all that much at the time. It was not hot. It was like

on 6.5 sweet. Sounds French. Yeah. Therefore in my mind, Jim, I'm sorry. I was wrong. I was

wrong. It happened. But I just was like a cool word cartridge, dude. Yeah. Yeah. I've

known to jump onto the weird cartridge bandwagon. Yeah. Let me know when you get a 30 out

six and then maybe we could be friends. Mucky Pedia here is doing some, he's looking at

a couple of different Bibles related to cartridges here real quick. But Jimmy, why don't you

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