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Posted: 7/4/2006 5:25:06 PM EDT
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a friend and i were out shooting at bowling pins, we only took two rifles with us, a 7.62x39, and a .300 weatherby mag. at the end of the day, i thought it would be fun to cut the plasic off one of the pins and see if there was anything in it. mostly, i found little shredded bits of jacket and lead, i did find three "intact" bullets. as im sure you guessed, they were all 7.62. now the question. 2 of the projectiles were in good shape, save for the tail end looked like it had been squished with plyers. they were steel cased american fmj. the other one, which was a hp wolf, looked like the plyers pulled and stretched as they squished. why would a 7.62 be bent into almost a 90 degree angle? and why would only the ass end be smashed? was this just from the wood? ps. sorry ahead of time if this is a stuid question. |
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