I guess, because more powder under the same projectile makes more pressure.Why do we seem to think that more powder equates to more pressure ? ...
Well, if a person does load two balls and doesn't hit the deer, they can proudly say they missed twice with one shot.
Why do we seem to think that more powder equates to more pressure ?
Well thats very interesting. As i have laid a tarp down and done this test. Recollected the dropped powder and fired another ball with it.Because it does. That black on the snow is more burned detritus than unburned black powder.
40 grain = 3800 psi, 50 grain = 5700 psi, 60 grain = 7500 psi, 70 grain = 8500 psi, 80 grain = 9500 psi, 90 grain = 9900 psi, 100 grain = 10200 psi, 110 grain = 10300 psi, 120 grain = 10800 psi.
You didn't any chance make a video of that, did you? That's the sort of thing where "seeing is believing".As i have laid a tarp down and done this test. Recollected the dropped powder and fired another ball with it.
Too bad. Guess I'll have to stay a doubter.I did not Spence. This was before i could get home Video tape.
Well I just throw my opinion in based on my experience. I hunt solely with a 32cal, mostly squirrel here in deep East Texas. And I double ball quite often when I come across a hog or deer. At 30 yards The balls are no further than 1 inch apart. I have a freezer full of squirrels, hogs, and dear to back it up. It works for me. Your mileage may vary, good hunting.
I don't doubt that at close range, and small caliber, it works fine. My only problem is at longer range, trading off accuracy. ??? I don't think anyone has mentioned accuracy results, and the spread between balls at 100 yards. ?? Or did I miss it?Well I just throw my opinion in based on my experience. I hunt solely with a 32cal, mostly squirrel here in deep East Texas. And I double ball quite often when I come across a hog or deer. At 30 yards The balls are no further than 1 inch apart. I have a freezer full of squirrels, hogs, and dear to back it up. It works for me. Your mileage may vary, good hunting.
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