Hi folks, Jack Spirko here. Today you are listening to an episode of PSP Rewind Commercial

Free Versions of Past Episodes podcast blasts from the past. I put these up when I can't

do a show due to professional commitments or rare vacations. These podcasts will appear

and standard iTunes Stitcher and other feeds, but will be titled PSP Rewind Episodes and

numbered accordingly. And today we're Rewinding Back. Not so far this time, February

the 18th, 2020, so about two and a half years. If you think about that date, this would

have been right about the time we were starting to talk about COVID, but it hadn't disrupted

our lives yet. Fortunately, this episode has nothing to do with that. I had just gotten

back from the Mother Earth news fair. I had a great time down there, and there was, you

know, some concerns about the COVID, but everybody showed up and we didn't shut anything

down and nobody died. It was pretty cool. And I got back and there was some talk going

on about guns and you ain't done a gun show in a while, so I decided to do a show on underrated

old-school rifle calibers. So yesterday shot gun, today rifles. And I really am the

guy that just likes the old classic stuff. Like I said yesterday, I like my ARs and all,

I get a lot more excited about an old lever gun or an old single shot rifle than I do

about it. And AR does what it does. It does well. I have one. I'm good. You know, I have

few and I'm good. You know, a really beautiful little Ruger 77 and 22 Hornet that we'll talk

about today. There's something sweet about that. There's something sweet about that

gun and it has just this middle of the road capability. It's so much more gun than a

22 long rifle or a 22 magnum and it's so much softer shooting as far as noise and things

like that than a 223. It's just and when when it was come up with, it was like a space

age thing. No, it's never seen anything like it before. It's been around a while. We're

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