What is up, everybody? Mark, on the mic, you're joined by Corey Allyson from Overjonder

at Vortex Edge, our training and shooting facility that we have here at Vortex. And

Corey, we're going to talk something about something today that honestly I have to make

some confessions. I don't like and therefore rarely, if not, not clean my rifles after

hunting season, I just put it back in the safe and hope that it's good for next year

when I pull it out and get a good zero-sided in and get all the stuff. Fingers crossed,

it's just rare and to go. But Corey, this is your first time on the podcast. So real quick

here, because I know we're doing a 10-minute talk, that generally goes longer anyway. Tell

the listeners a little bit about yourself and then we'll dive right in to the topic at hand,

of cleaning your rifle after hunting season for potentially, it's a long winner's nap.

Yeah, okay, cool. So I just real quick about me. From Wisconsin, my name's Corey Allyson,

I grew up hunting since I was 12 years old, a little bit before that just without a gun,

just go out with my dad. But I went in the Marine Corps at 17, spent four years there,

it was a scout sniper when I was in, 2004 to 2008. I got out and I contracted overseas

for roughly 10 years as a civilian contractor, mostly in the role of designated defensive marksman,

got pretty sick of the Middle East and then I found my way back here to Bortex somehow after I came

home and I've been here for about a little over two years now and loving it. I work at Bortex Edge

and one of the firearms instructors down there. Awesome, man. Well, we are glad you got sick of the

Middle East and landed here. So what have we gotten in front of us here? I mean, you've,

you're familiar, you obviously have some familiarity with rifles. What rifle do you have here?

And then, you know, how would, like, what's your process for, you know, getting her, getting her

in ship shape before you put it away for a little bit? Okay, yeah. So this is actually my very first

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