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Posted: 1/3/2011 4:15:25 PM EDT
| Looking at some Federal Tactical buckshot for HD, but it is described as OO, not 00. Is there a difference? |
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Dude...you gotta get out more!! Just joking of course...it is just the nut using the keyboard, entering the product ID/description. Some people seem to have a brainfart when it comes to distinguishing 00 (numbers) from OO (letters). It doesn't help that on virtually every keyboard in the world that 0 and O are right above/below each other, less than 1/4" apart. In many instances where you have concerns, if you click on the product photo, you will see that the products are labels 00 on the box despite someone at ATG describing them as OO. No differences...just bad typing. ETA: Bad typing/spelling on my part...see, its contagious! |
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Dude...you gotta get out more!! Just joking of course...it is just the nut using the keyboard, entering the product ID/description. Some people seem to have a brainfart when it comes to distinguishing 00 (numbers) from OO (letters). It doesn't help that on virtually every keyboard in the world that 0 and O are right above/below each other, less than 1/4" apart. In many instances where you have concerns, if you click on the product photo, you will see that the products are labels 00 on the box despite someone at ATG describing them as OO. No differences...just bad typing. ETA: Bad typing/spelling on my part...see, its contagious! |
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The word "Aught" means zero (0). As in thirty aught six. (.30-06).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aught |
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