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It probably depends on the AL alloy used. I would think AL would work 
also. It is difficult to get AL shoes to spark. I remember the OD my 
first year. The old start was over Skyline Drive. The climb was up a old 
rocky - a lot of flint rock - trail in the dark. You got to the top and 
crossed Skyline Drive about sun up. I remember seeing sparks fly 
everywhere going up that trail in the dark. A very dry forest bed, a dry 
leaf and a little breeze could have caused a fire.

Truman

Barbara McCrary wrote:
> I have no idea. Our neighbor just told me the story. It's softer than 
> steel, so maybe it holds up as well as aluminum. Although I would 
> think aluminum is softer, but I don't know for sure.
> Barbara
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>     Boy I've seen this on the trail on also with the Orange County
>     Mounted Patrol when they are on the streets. How do the copper
>     shoes hold up?
>     Micki
>
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