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<blockquote data-quote="RobGMN" data-source="post: 8887949" data-attributes="member: 683408">If they get to declare his medical history, they must have. Your posts are your claims. You said I could change history. I can&#039;t. In which a spontaneously bleeding ear is healed without a trace of injury in a few weeks. More like &quot;magic&quot;.Big picture. Did he touch it? Did any coverup or special effects makeup come off?Cute fantasy. Prove that it was claimed here? Already did. So it was a scratch of indeterminate origin. Which doctor in the FBI treated him and proved that it was a bullet that scratched him?They are the same, except for pressure (difference in powder) and cartridge neck length. That&#039;s why the rounds CAN be interchanged between guns, but SHOULDN&#039;T. Way to repeat what I posted, genius. It went something like this: &quot;A 5.56 is the same a .223, run at higher pressure. So it would cause MORE damage, with other circumstances being the same. You can shoot .223 in a rifle chambered for 5.56, but it&#039;s a BAD idea to shoot the 5.56 in a rifle chambered for .223&quot;Look familiar?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RobGMN, post: 8887949, member: 683408"] If they get to declare his medical history, they must have. Your posts are your claims. You said I could change history. I can't. In which a spontaneously bleeding ear is healed without a trace of injury in a few weeks. More like "magic". Big picture. Did he touch it? Did any coverup or special effects makeup come off? Cute fantasy. Prove that it was claimed here? Already did. So it was a scratch of indeterminate origin. Which doctor in the FBI treated him and proved that it was a bullet that scratched him? They are the same, except for pressure (difference in powder) and cartridge neck length. That's why the rounds CAN be interchanged between guns, but SHOULDN'T. Way to repeat what I posted, genius. It went something like this: "A 5.56 is the same a .223, run at higher pressure. So it would cause MORE damage, with other circumstances being the same. You can shoot .223 in a rifle chambered for 5.56, but it's a BAD idea to shoot the 5.56 in a rifle chambered for .223" Look familiar? [/QUOTE]

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