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Originally Posted by Ken Snyder
Frank,
I haven't made a public guess at what caustic agent was present, or for what purpose. I only reported my experiences and the hypothesis that all the damage was connected to ground contact - either directly or through transfer from the fabric covers. In the end it doesn't really matter as the result is that I need to have the guns fixed.
Daryl,
Appreciate your follow-up but I'm not thinking it'll make any difference to the end result. I contacted Liz privately to share my experience, didn't get a response, I moved on with a lesson learned.
Mike,
Standby on July.
Ken
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Ken;
Sometimes the squeaky wheel gets the grease. We shall see but I promise you I will follow up.
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