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Muzzleloader Hunting
Volume vs weight 777
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<blockquote data-quote="ENCORE" data-source="post: 863448" data-attributes="member: 33046"><p>ATH is correct... !!</p><p> </p><p>T7, Pyro or any other propellant is different in consistency and size granules. THAT'S why they want you to use either pellets or a volume measure of loose powder. Assuming that 100grs weight of T7 would equal 100grs by volume will get you into trouble.</p><p> </p><p>ASSUMING............ that your volume measure is correct and they can be off as much as 30grs and I have one, if you had one that was accurate, then you could fill the volume measure to 100grs, then pour it on the scale to determine the weight. I would highly suggest that you do this at least 10 times, write down each volume load by weight, then average the ten different. Many shooters that I know use the T/C model that you can see through and it appears that most are fairly accurate.</p><p> </p><p>On my old desktop that went kaput.... I had the conversion number that another shooter had put together for T7. That's gone like the desktop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ENCORE, post: 863448, member: 33046"] ATH is correct... !! T7, Pyro or any other propellant is different in consistency and size granules. THAT'S why they want you to use either pellets or a volume measure of loose powder. Assuming that 100grs weight of T7 would equal 100grs by volume will get you into trouble. ASSUMING............ that your volume measure is correct and they can be off as much as 30grs and I have one, if you had one that was accurate, then you could fill the volume measure to 100grs, then pour it on the scale to determine the weight. I would highly suggest that you do this at least 10 times, write down each volume load by weight, then average the ten different. Many shooters that I know use the T/C model that you can see through and it appears that most are fairly accurate. On my old desktop that went kaput.... I had the conversion number that another shooter had put together for T7. That's gone like the desktop. [/QUOTE]
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