All right, everybody, we got 10 minutes here with Mr. Ryan Muckiner and we've got some stuff

between Ryan Mark and myself on the table here.

We are going to talk a bit about cartridges and some reloading stuff.

This is for all you folks out there who are brass rats on the range, thinking about becoming

a brass rat.

You're looking around for that 223 brass to be reloading in today's crazy day and age

of ammo and reloading components, shortages everywhere.

Ryan, I think the question here is, let's say you're finding that particularly dirty beat

up basically just, I mean, everybody else sees it as junk.

What I call garbage pale brass.

Garbage pale brass.

You've got a whole pale right there.

When it looks like you swept it off of a gravel floor because you probably picked it off

one.

There's even in this container, I have little bits of grass.

Here's a nine millimeter case.

So yeah, reloading is tough right now, ammo is tough right now, a lot of stuff is tough

right now.

But if you still like to shoot and you find yourself going to these, you know, public ranges

where you're getting brass from law enforcement agencies, you're picking up all the bulk stuff.

A lot of it is in a state of disrepair and may even be able to, like, may be difficult

to reload just due to kind of the mechanisms employed with bulk ammunition.

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