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Clearing rocket debris from Ukranian soil (streamable.com)
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[–] user134450@feddit.de 3 points 1 year ago

Bullets are made of lead

for the military: not anymore. lead for bullets is only used for hunting nowadays and even there it is banned in many countries (being replaced by copper or zinc instead). the core of military small arms projectiles is usually steel or a special penetrator (i.e. tungsten)