44hunter45
Well-known member
Over the years I've read time and again about someone who "blew up their gun" and the only possible explanation was their ammo had bounced around on their pickup dashboard for decades.
What if their bore was obstructed and they did not know it, etc?
I can concede the concept that powder physical characteristics (and therefore burn rate) could be changed by enough time and agitation.
How much time?
How much agitation?
How much change in pressure?
Ball powder vs extruded powder.
What load density?
Theories and real world anecdotes, please.
What if their bore was obstructed and they did not know it, etc?
I can concede the concept that powder physical characteristics (and therefore burn rate) could be changed by enough time and agitation.
How much time?
How much agitation?
How much change in pressure?
Ball powder vs extruded powder.
What load density?
Theories and real world anecdotes, please.