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Sharpshooter

Laboratory research does not always match real-world conditions. Sometimes, the disparity is due to a small yet significant factor that the researchers failed to include in their modelling. Something like this has just been revealed in the field of shotgun ballistics. A new piece of science has blown apart the

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