Powder Burn Chart
Powder Burn Chart - It's an excellent example of useful information for all reloaders. Never used a burn rate chart. A discussion with one of the top techs at one powder company was enlightening for me about just how worthless the burn rate chart may be. I've seen an old list a few years ago, not sure if it was from quickload. I assume they are the most efficient for my varmint rifle. Does anyone have an updated list of the heat of explosion/flame temp of powders in current production? Never try to extrapolate data for 2 powders next to each other on a burn rate chart. Your data from ql really does. Which chart would you go by,when looking for powders in the same burn rate area as the powder you normally use but can't get or is no longer being made? Today, in the daily bulletin, we have released a comparative burn rate chart.
Your data from ql really does. I've seen an old list a few years ago, not sure if it was from quickload. Never used a burn rate chart. The forum boss posted the newest version of the hodgdon/imr burn rate chart on the bulletin. In addition, pressure also has a direct effect on powder burn rate, so the burn rate of a specific powder can also differ depending on the cartridge size/shape and bullet weight,. Never try to extrapolate data for 2 powders next to each other on a burn rate chart. Does anyone have an updated list of the heat of explosion/flame temp of powders in current production?
Your data from ql really does. It's an excellent example of useful information for all reloaders. Which chart would you go by,when looking for powders in the same burn rate area as the powder you normally use but can't get or is no longer being made? Today, in the daily bulletin, we have released a comparative burn rate chart. Never used a burn rate chart.
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Powder Burn Chart - Does anyone have an updated list of the heat of explosion/flame temp of powders in current production? Never used a burn rate chart. The forum boss posted the newest version of the hodgdon/imr burn rate chart on the bulletin. Wonder why no one (manufacturers) ever include shooters world powder in the burn rate chart? It's an excellent example of useful information for all reloaders. In addition, pressure also has a direct effect on powder burn rate, so the burn rate of a specific powder can also differ depending on the cartridge size/shape and bullet weight,.
The forum boss posted the newest version of the hodgdon/imr burn rate chart on the bulletin. In addition, pressure also has a direct effect on powder burn rate, so the burn rate of a specific powder can also differ depending on the cartridge size/shape and bullet weight,. It's an excellent example of useful information for all reloaders. Which chart would you go by,when looking for powders in the same burn rate area as the powder you normally use but can't get or is no longer being made? I assume they are the most efficient for my varmint rifle.
A discussion with one of the top techs at one powder company was enlightening for me about just how worthless the burn rate chart may be. I assume they are the most efficient for my varmint rifle. Does anyone have an updated list of the heat of explosion/flame temp of powders in current production? The forum boss posted the newest version of the hodgdon/imr burn rate chart on the bulletin.
The Forum Boss Posted The Newest Version Of The Hodgdon/Imr Burn Rate Chart On The Bulletin.
Wonder why no one (manufacturers) ever include shooters world powder in the burn rate chart? I assume they are the most efficient for my varmint rifle. Your data from ql really does. It shoots pretty decent and was a good substitute for unobtainable powders.
Never Try To Extrapolate Data For 2 Powders Next To Each Other On A Burn Rate Chart.
It's an excellent example of useful information for all reloaders. In addition, pressure also has a direct effect on powder burn rate, so the burn rate of a specific powder can also differ depending on the cartridge size/shape and bullet weight,. I've seen an old list a few years ago, not sure if it was from quickload. Does anyone have an updated list of the heat of explosion/flame temp of powders in current production?
Never Used A Burn Rate Chart.
Today, in the daily bulletin, we have released a comparative burn rate chart. A discussion with one of the top techs at one powder company was enlightening for me about just how worthless the burn rate chart may be. Which chart would you go by,when looking for powders in the same burn rate area as the powder you normally use but can't get or is no longer being made?