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And it has been proven time and time again that those dimples, if hit correctly by the next bullet, can turn a projectile back at the shooter. Sooner or later, someone is going to be injured shooting at mild steel plates. Good to hear that you bought plates of the correct steel grade as well.
At what sort of range you recon the projectiles could turn back and still be dangerous?
This is what a centerfire does to the mild steel plate. What will a .22 do it?
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