u/SuspiciousLynx9362

I’m simplifying my reload and rifle set ups. This has resulted in a solid amount of once (or more) fired brass. I have a ton of 22-250, 300 win mag, and 6 creedmoor. Most of them Hornady. Also a few odd ends.

My question: is it worth putting effort into finding them a new home? I don’t need to get paid for them, as the alternative is throwing them away. I’d like for someone else to get value out of them, but giving things away on the internet tends to not show the best of society.

So, what do you think? Is a bunch of used brass worth giving away? Or should I save myself the trouble and toss/recycle it?

Set up is an 18inch bolt action, with suppressor. Northern Wisconsin woods so a shot over 200 yards would be rare. I’d like to see if I can make this work for deer because it’s my favorite rifle.

Anyone set up a 22 arc for whitetail? If so what bullets did you build around?

As a new rider I want to get up to speed on unspoken rider to rider rules of the road. I like being culturally competent in various scenarios.

Set up: tight twisty roads at moderate elevation. Semi busy roads. I was very comfortable going at a certain pace, even accounting for my experience level. I came up on an only pair of riders on Honda rebels.

I followed them for several miles, trying to balance not getting too close to be aggressive or dangerous but close enough to make it clear that I would like to move ahead (I have no idea if that is a thing on bikes but it works for cars where I live).

After several miles of this I got frustrated and pulled past them on a straight section. The rear rider started to accelerate as soon as I did, making it clear he knew I was there the whole time. They honked at me despite the fact that I did not but them or oncoming traffic in any close to contact situations. Additionally, we crossed paths later in the day and they chewed me out passive aggressively (I apologized because I have no interest in a confrontation in public with an older couple (or anyone for that matter)).

So, my question is: culturally, does the biker in front have any obligation to allow other riders to pass when it is clear that said rider is bottlenecking the road? How should I handle this situation in the future?