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data/json/items/gun/3006.json

@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
       {
         "id": "m1903",
         "name": { "str": "M1903 Springfield" },
-        "description": "A powerful military rifle originally chambered in .30-03 Springfield, developed to replace the US Army's older Krag rifle.  It was quickly rechambered into the .30-06 caliber with it's spitzer bullet.  While an American rifle produced and developed around WW1, manufacturining couldn't keep up with demand, and saw service alongside the M1917 Enfield, a British rifle rechambered for the American 30-06.  It saw service as a sniper rifle up to the Vietnam War, but nowadays is mainly used by civilians, either as hunting rifles or in collections."
+        "description": "A powerful military rifle originally chambered in .30-03 Springfield, developed to replace the US Army's older Krag rifle.  It was quickly rechambered into the .30-06 caliber with it's spitzer bullet.  While an American rifle produced and developed around WW1, manufacturing couldn't keep up with demand, and saw service alongside the M1917 Enfield, a British rifle rechambered for the American 30-06.  It saw service as a sniper rifle up to the Vietnam War, but nowadays is mainly used by civilians, either as hunting rifles or in collections."
       }
     ],
     "weight": "3910 g",

data/json/items/gun/762.json

@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@
       {
         "id": "sks",
         "name": { "str": "SKS" },
-        "description": "A very common 7.62x39 rifle, the SKS was designed to replace the Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle, while the AK-47 was meant to replace the PPSh-41.  Mechcanilly, it resembles a much scaled down version of USSR's PTRS-41 semi automatic anti-tank rifle.  However, due to the success of the AK-47, the SKS was replaced by it in the USSR's Red Army.  It still saw service in other militaries, mainly other socialist states that got a surplus of SKS carbines from the USSR.  Due to the amount produced, it is a commonplace rifle in many gun owning American households."
+        "description": "A very common 7.62x39 rifle, the SKS was designed to replace the Mosin Nagant bolt action rifle, while the AK-47 was meant to replace the PPSh-41.  Mechanically, it resembles a much scaled down version of USSR's PTRS-41 semi automatic anti-tank rifle.  However, due to the success of the AK-47, the SKS was replaced by it in the USSR's Red Army.  It still saw service in other militaries, mainly other socialist states that got a surplus of SKS carbines from the USSR.  Due to the amount produced, it is a commonplace rifle in many gun owning American households."
       }
     ],
     "ascii_picture": "sks",