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About LinkBacksYes you can fiddle around the edges a bit but best velocity burn rate is dictated by the chamber bullet relationship, barrel length is mostly irrelevant.Originally Posted by gimp
Often see the " chop it and get the speed back with a faster powder" quoted though.
Could be other reasons to use a slightly faster burn though like reduced muzzle flash?
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