What is up, everybody? Mark on the mic, Mr. Ryan Muckin-Hern across from me.

Ryan, when it comes to your passion for pouring some powder down a barrel and pushing a bullet on top of it,

you cannot be muzzled. That's right, everybody. We're talking about muzzleloader bullets. Today we have a selection on the table. I have a selection of printouts, Ryan. I printed off another website. This one coming at you, these printouts coming at you from muzzleloading.com. And, I mean, you know this. I really like muzzleloading myself. They're, uh, they're fun, they're cool. They can be

frustrating. What, Ryan? I'm just trying to wonder how you kept your composure. After you're

funny that you did right before, right before the clock went to zero. Yeah, I don't know.

All right. Sorry. Ryan, Ryan made me laugh right before we kicked this thing off.

But I tell you what's not a laughing matter, it's the importance of selecting the right

bullet for your muzzle.

My God, Bordman, you are correct.

It's a big deal.

It can be kind of challenging.

Look at these printouts.

This is not even close to all of them.

I've got some extras over here that were somewhat, you know, redundant as far as like, you know,

styles and things like that. Yeah, yeah. Yep, big deal.

Massive evolution in the past two decades. My goodness. Yep. Yeah. About two decades.

I mean, I'd say that you're about right.

Thanks.

When did, like, Sabo's, Sabbaths, people call them both things.

Those kind of hit mainstream about 25, 30 years ago.

Long time ago.

Maybe that's just when I became aware.

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