Hmm, on consideration some of my colleagues think that of me. Ahh, WGAF?
Military buffs
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The Raven
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Re: Military buffs
I thought you were implying camel was "possibly corrosive".
Hmm, on consideration some of my colleagues think that of me. Ahh, WGAF?
Hmm, on consideration some of my colleagues think that of me. Ahh, WGAF?
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Camel
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Re: Military buffs
I have been called abrasive before, but not corrosive, that is another one I can put in the resume. 
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Gunnie
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Re: Military buffs
DSD,
I could be wrong & will need to check my reference material, but I think the "AP" stands for Armour Piercing. If you're interested, pull one of the projectiles and run a Dremel cut-off blade lengthwise through it. If it is AP you'll soon have sparks flying from the steel penetrating core under the jacket.
PS: Actually, scrap the Dremel idea. Just get a magnet and put it near the projectile. The steel core will soon indicate it's presence.
I could be wrong & will need to check my reference material, but I think the "AP" stands for Armour Piercing. If you're interested, pull one of the projectiles and run a Dremel cut-off blade lengthwise through it. If it is AP you'll soon have sparks flying from the steel penetrating core under the jacket.
PS: Actually, scrap the Dremel idea. Just get a magnet and put it near the projectile. The steel core will soon indicate it's presence.