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Thread: Myth? - shorter barrel = use faster powder?

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  1. 29-07-2021, 08:20 PM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tentman View Post
    Both your "hypothesis" are incorrect.

    Results of slow versus fast powder and barrel length can be precisely modeled on any interior ballistics program, have a look at Quickload or GRT.
    Not the greatest of posts....why are my hypothesis incorrect?...I have to now look it up on a ballistics program?

    Too hard basket at moment.
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