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a non-ferrous metal alloy, the most common form being 6AL/4V which is comprised of 6% Aluminum, 4% Vanadium and 90% pure Titanium. Although heavier than Aluminum, Titanium is considerably lighter than steel and offers the highest corrosion resistance of any metal and does not exhibit the weaknesses found in Aluminum and steel. Titanium may be finished by either anodizing or bead blasting.
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A silver-white metallic element used to make light, yet strong alloys. Titanium alloy has become a crucial aspect of technological advancement and can be found in everything from aircraft frames to nuclear waste containment units. Although more expensive, Yukon uses titanium to increase riflescope durability and mount attachment reliability, without the addition of excess weight.
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