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Drobashevich catches a used smoking brass shotgun shell. He retrieves old tools for loading shotgun cartridges, removes an old primer, cleans the shell, and adds a new primer. Taking an old can of Falcon powder, he uses a special measure to pour powder into the shell. He places two cardboard wads and then adds several felt wads. Using the measure, he measures out No. 5 shot and pours it into the shell, covering the top with a cardboard wad. He heats wax and pours it into the shell to preserve the contents of the cartridge from moisture. He inserts the finished cartridge into an old leather cartridge pouch. At the shooting range, he takes out two brass cartridges and fires them from an old double-barreled shotgun.

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