Thread: X10 Tungsten vs Stainless Steel points.
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Old 04-09-08, 03:05 AM
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Originally Posted by gtek View Post
The tungsten alloy used in the X10 point is not commercially available, it is made by a US defense contractor to military specifications using a special densification process and is stronger and denser than any commercial grade tungsten.
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Do you know if the Nano Pro tungstuns are made by the same people or if they are commercial grade tungstun?
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