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| 12-17-2015, 08:49 AM | #31 |
 Originally posted by dcshooter  Is there any actual evidence that this actually fell in lava (or rather on lava, since it wouldn't sink in it) besides what the guy behind the counter at Samy's said? That damage could just have easily been caused by fire, and it looks like the lens wasn't attached when it occurred like it would have been if it were being used in the field. | |
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