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7mm Allen Mag test rifle finished.....
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<blockquote data-quote="ricka0" data-source="post: 76495" data-attributes="member: 3086"><p><strong>Re: wc872 burn rate</strong></p><p></p><p>Your facts are in fact wrong - but that is moot and has nothing to do with the issue. Here is the question: What drives a bullet <ul type="square"> [*]Heat contribution [*]n (increase in gas molecules) [*]Yet unidentified mystery force [/list] </p><p></p><p>The primary force is from heat. different powders producing the same vel Have very similar combustion products - so that portion KE that doesn't derive from heat ( <strong>n</strong> or the <strong>mystery force</strong> ) can be condered the same. </p><p></p><p>All your credible references support my claim. Please answer my questions and support your claim, ie that <font color="red"> <strong>two appropriate powders can produce the same Vel - one via heat and the other via <strong>n</strong> (or the mystery force)</font> </strong></p><p><strong></strong> <font color="purple"> [ QUOTE ]</p><p> </p><p>You dismiss this saying "I'll stick to science thanks!!?"</p><p>That book is the most authoritative on this subject!</p><p> </p><p></p><p>[/ QUOTE ] </font> </p><p>All those errors I pointed out and it's the most authoritative? <font color="purple"> [ QUOTE ]</p><p> Note: Often the pressure-travel curve is the given variable, and the gun tube thickness is then dictated by the pressure-travel curve. </p><p></p><p>[/ QUOTE ] </font> </p><p>Who designs guns like that? Please answer my questions. Thanks for providing the credible refs that support my claim.</p><p>That's it for me unless you can provide a credible reference to your claim. Please answer the questions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ricka0, post: 76495, member: 3086"] [b]Re: wc872 burn rate[/b] Your facts are in fact wrong - but that is moot and has nothing to do with the issue. Here is the question: What drives a bullet <ul type="square"> [*]Heat contribution [*]n (increase in gas molecules) [*]Yet unidentified mystery force [/list] The primary force is from heat. different powders producing the same vel Have very similar combustion products - so that portion KE that doesn't derive from heat ( [b]n[/b] or the [b]mystery force[/b] ) can be condered the same. All your credible references support my claim. Please answer my questions and support your claim, ie that <font color="red"> [b]two appropriate powders can produce the same Vel - one via heat and the other via [b]n[/b] (or the mystery force)</font> [/b] <font color="purple"> [ QUOTE ] You dismiss this saying "I'll stick to science thanks!!?" That book is the most authoritative on this subject! [/ QUOTE ] </font> All those errors I pointed out and it's the most authoritative? <font color="purple"> [ QUOTE ] Note: Often the pressure-travel curve is the given variable, and the gun tube thickness is then dictated by the pressure-travel curve. [/ QUOTE ] </font> Who designs guns like that? Please answer my questions. Thanks for providing the credible refs that support my claim. That's it for me unless you can provide a credible reference to your claim. Please answer the questions. [/QUOTE]
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