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10-01-2013, 10:17 PM

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Richard Flanders PGCA Lifetime Member

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It would be simple enough to do Dave if you could get pieces of blown barrels or muzzle trimmings or whatever. How about the guns that Sherman blew up? I can get them analyzed and I could even do polished sections of the steel and photograph the crystalline structure. This is all basic microscopy. Bring it on! Where's Edgar on this? He knows more about this kind of thing than the rest of us do collectively.

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