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Aside from that, I tried to weld a steel rotating band to it today, and the weld immediatley brooke of from the projectile as soon as I applied preasure to the steel bar that would become the rotating band.
It is very unlikely that a projectile would be pot metal.
Welds between two different types of steel don't always hold. For example if the projectile is hardened and the band was mild steel. I do not know the full explanation of this process, this is just what I have been told by one of the welders at work.
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