Anybody have any methods/ideas to test for completeness of powder burn prior to the bullet leaving the muzzle?
At home experiment to test powder burn
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Re: At home experiment to test powder burn
Not a real test, but you could look at what QuickLOAD tells you.
Or you could judge based upon muzzle flash?
Not a real test, but you could look at what QuickLOAD tells you.
Or you could judge based upon muzzle flash?
Re: At home experiment to test powder burn
Completely non-scientific, but I'll weigh out 10gr of various powders, arrange in a neat little pile and lay a lit match on the pile - to get a feel for burn rate. I can clearly see the difference between Varget and H4350, or between H110 and Bluedot etc etc.
Completely non-scientific, but I'll weigh out 10gr of various powders, arrange in a neat little pile and lay a lit match on the pile - to get a feel for burn rate. I can clearly see the difference between Varget and H4350, or between H110 and Bluedot etc etc.
Re: At home experiment to test powder burn
Yea, buy a reloading manual and follow it. Be careful!
Good luck
Jerry
Yea, buy a reloading manual and follow it. Be careful!
Good luck
Jerry
Re: At home experiment to test powder burn
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bowslngr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not a real test, but you could look at what QuickLOAD tells you.</div></div>
+1
Quickload will tell you very accurately I might add.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: bowslngr</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Not a real test, but you could look at what QuickLOAD tells you.</div></div>
+1
Quickload will tell you very accurately I might add.
Re: At home experiment to test powder burn
Ok, so who has quickload and wants to punch some numbers for me?
Ok, so who has quickload and wants to punch some numbers for me?
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