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  • BRD@66

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    ..with a .40 caliber cartridge, pushing the bullet back into the case 2.5 millimeters (1/10 in) doubles the chamber pressure. (from Hirtenberger Ammo Co. via Wikipedia)
     

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    http://www.cancer.org/cancer/cancercauses/othercarcinogens/intheworkplace/agent-orange-and-cancer "Members of the Army Chemical Corps, who stored and mixed herbicides and defoliated the perimeters of military bases, probably also had some of the heaviest exposures. Exposures could have occurred when the chemicals were breathed in, ingested in contaminated food or drink, or absorbed through the skin. Exposure may have been possible through the eyes or through breaks in the skin, as well."
     
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    They'll also drown a dog. Wrap around around its snout and drawn him. Never let the dogs chase raccoon over logs and close to the water.

    Least I heard' Never seen it.
     
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