Lew Hodgett wrote:

Also, expect to find some live ammo.

Unlikely at most indoor ranges. Live ammo is always at the other end of
the range.

As you melt it down a bucket of "resource", you sometimes get a "pop", not a
"boom", just a pop.

Probably right but just add half a gram of water and see what happens. :-)

If you don't melt down and clean up shooting range "resource", expect to
find at least 20% useless scrap, at least that was my experience.

I was not suggesting he melt it. Just use it as is. It is just about
the right mix of sizes for filling between lead pigs.

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