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And so the reason they're in those plastic sleeves hanging upside down is so the lead doesn't touch the packaging.

So the bullet tips never get deformed from the factory to you.

Yeah, you don't want the tips touching.

Yep, yep.

They don't want the kids touching tips at all, man.

Oh, but he was saying something that's just as silly as, like, dropping a box of ammo.

can can affect your score from one of these matches that you've put i believe that just the tiniest nick or burr or flat spot on one side of this bullet not the other it'll it'll turn you bend it it'll never straighten out again right so he says that uh they shot when they came they buy the the hundred shot sleeves in plastic to keep them as stable and pristine as long as possible

He wants the kids to load at the benches over towels and stuff, so if they drop ammo, it's on something soft.

It's crazy, man.

He's teaching these kids ethics, like work ethic, performance ethics, like Olympic-style training regimen for these kids.

Little red dirt barefoot kids from our neighborhoods.

Man, I love it.

I can't believe how passionate he is about it and how good he is at it.

He's such a phenomenal dude, man.

He's totally right.

I just texted him about him coming with us Sunday to the Steel Challenge match, see if he can make it.

But yeah, man, we had a great time.

Precision rifle is great.

Their version of the precision trigger in that gun.

And look, I'm coming from AR-15s and practical pistol shooting, right?