>the shell casings were engraved which is a stupid thing because it would make the shell casings weaker
Brass, copper, and lead are easily impressed and embossed with minimal effort, Anon. The rifle's chamber holds the pressure of the discharge. Please educate yourself.
>Perhaps we could show the world the power of prayer, and stop this senseless war in chains of prayer.
Indeed.
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Can you support the assertion that 'casings' were 'engraved', Anon. Are you maintaining those were more than surface makings?
>A sharpie would ha ve sufficed however they do keep saying "engraved" ?
Would an MSM reporter mistake 'scratched' for 'engraved'?
>perhaps. but it is an odd mistake to keep repeating so let us poke holes in it, so to speak.
Agreed. Older brass cartridges develop a dark or aged brass patina. Newer brass cartridges have a shiny brass finish. Either is quite soft and can be written upon with a sharp knife, nail/screw, key, etc. That is not to say such a shell casing has been 'engraved'.
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