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About LinkBacksI would be keen on hearing results on taking temperarure of cases in various situations but then pulling the projectile and taking temperature of powder as well. Im curious about how much the temp of the powder itself changes. From that you could then work out a formula for powder temp.based on case temp and have something more definitive. All chronyed through cold barrel of course to keep things equal. Dont want barrel/chamber temp and associated effects swaying thingsOriginally Posted by 338
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16-05-2013, 12:27 AM #12dog chaser
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