Thread: Too many questions!!

Originally Posted by Tahr

Use a slightly faster powder to recover the velocity.

Except you have break some of the laws of physics to make this happen, or do what most people do and just push the pressure up.

Originally Posted by sneeze

Except you have break some of the laws of physics to make this happen, or do what most people do and just push the pressure up.

Not that it probably matters too much in a hunting rifle but hotter and faster powders aid in decreasing barrel life/erosion when used to defy physics.

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Originally Posted by R93

Not that it probably matters too much in a hunting rifle but hotter and faster powders aid in decreasing barrel life/erosion when used to defy physics.

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And brass life probably moreso

Originally Posted by R93

Not that it probably matters too much in a hunting rifle but hotter and faster powders aid in decreasing barrel life/erosion when used to defy physics.

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I can read that two ways. Aid in decreasing barrel life or decreasing erosion? they are mutually exclusive. or decreasing barrel erosion thereby extending barrel life?

Originally Posted by sneeze

I can read that two ways. Aid in decreasing barrel life or decreasing erosion? they are mutually exclusive. or decreasing barrel erosion thereby extending barrel life?

Now I am confused! Safe to say I meant that it is not normally a good practice.
It should be obvious by now my grasp on written English is poor at best

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Originally Posted by R93

Now I am confused! Safe to say I meant that it is not normally a good practice.
It should be obvious by now my grasp on written English is poor at best

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