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    Quote Originally Posted by easyrecycle View Post
    Yes but this is very heavy so its no AL.
    Compressed (armour) ally is very heavy too, it has a specific gravity almost equal to mild steel

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    Quote Originally Posted by Torker Man View Post
    Compressed (armour) ally is very heavy too, it has a specific gravity almost equal to mild steel
    learn something new everyday...but this is something I would love to see and hold with my own hands/eyes

    But from the cut on the side of the metal I can tell you its SS by how the burn cut is.
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