Jeff Siewert

I don't think so.

Okay.

And does this affect dispersion?

I don't have, I don't have any, I don't have any, it's not that I don't have any firsthand experience with this.

Obviously I do.

Otherwise, how would I have taken the pictures?

But I didn't notice a radical flyer as a result of that.

The residual forming stresses are definitely different.

You have to have, because you have to resist much higher pressures in a Boxer or Burdan prime case, those, the material down near the primer pocket has to be kind of extraordinarily strong.

So, but that doesn't answer the, is there a residual stress in there question.

Let's just say that it's not annealed.

Okay.

And any more questions?

Not currently.

Okay.

So here's another nasty thing that people sometimes run into.

It's a thing called verdigris.

And it's a toxic green corrosion on the exterior of the cartridge case caused by contact with tanned leather.

Typically, it's tanned leather.

OK, the stuff is toxic and cause gun malfunctions, case separations.