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Decrease throat erosion with longer barrels?
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<blockquote data-quote="TracySes23" data-source="post: 815974" data-attributes="member: 52763"><p>You & Michael have given me a lot of information to think about. Because of an extreme A.D.D. condition, it takes me a bit longer to retain new information. Been this way since childhood.</p><p>My new rifle will be chambered for the 22-250 & I know I'm not I'm the same league as the guys shooting big bore way beyond 500 yards. </p><p>I want to go to that link you provided & read more. This will help clarify what the two of you have have already told me. I did a number of searches online trying to use different phrases to come up with some leads, with no results. I wasn't even sure I'd get any responses here.</p><p></p><p>It appears as though even 4 inches increase in barrel length can't compensate for any realistic drop in charge weight. Another case of diminishing returns</p><p>Since birth (1941) I've always needed to understand things to a degree beyond what most people accept. I don't just want to know the answer, I want to know why. I've never been able to let go of that way of thinking.</p><p>Most people look ay me and think or say, "*** are you talking about?"</p><p>Clarification in my mind doesn't happen fast for me, but I don't let go until it does.</p><p>My mind has a pattern of wandering off in tangents, so there's more than a fair chance I'll be back with more questions or thoughts.</p><p> </p><p>Thanks again for the time you two have been willing to take with me.</p><p></p><p>Spencer</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TracySes23, post: 815974, member: 52763"] You & Michael have given me a lot of information to think about. Because of an extreme A.D.D. condition, it takes me a bit longer to retain new information. Been this way since childhood. My new rifle will be chambered for the 22-250 & I know I'm not I'm the same league as the guys shooting big bore way beyond 500 yards. I want to go to that link you provided & read more. This will help clarify what the two of you have have already told me. I did a number of searches online trying to use different phrases to come up with some leads, with no results. I wasn't even sure I'd get any responses here. It appears as though even 4 inches increase in barrel length can't compensate for any realistic drop in charge weight. Another case of diminishing returns Since birth (1941) I've always needed to understand things to a degree beyond what most people accept. I don't just want to know the answer, I want to know why. I've never been able to let go of that way of thinking. Most people look ay me and think or say, "*** are you talking about?" Clarification in my mind doesn't happen fast for me, but I don't let go until it does. My mind has a pattern of wandering off in tangents, so there's more than a fair chance I'll be back with more questions or thoughts. Thanks again for the time you two have been willing to take with me. Spencer [/QUOTE]
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