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    What to do with squished ammo?

    We have two firearms (a vz61 and a Mac-10) that have a weird habit when they malfunction they squish the bullet down hard into the case. Here is an illustration of what I mean by this; squished ammo on the left, unsquished on the right. Heretofore I've just placed it in range satchel and...
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