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<blockquote data-quote="Koda_" data-source="post: 2723017" data-attributes="member: 121268"><p>Ive read to take burn rate charts as a reference only, different companies will list powders at different positions. I would like to think that "generally" one powder is faster than the ones below it. Anyways...</p><p></p><p>I think there are too many other variables to have consistent velocity results with one specific powder between different handloaders. Primer and brass are almost never the same between loaders. Seating depth, crimps... Maybe the type of rifling is a part of it too. </p><p>Traditional bullets mostly have published load data and most handloaders dont exceed published velocities and are generally happy to stay under max. I think with Hammers this is all out the window since their bullets have way less friction increasing velocities its trial and error to match what others are, reporting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Koda_, post: 2723017, member: 121268"] Ive read to take burn rate charts as a reference only, different companies will list powders at different positions. I would like to think that "generally" one powder is faster than the ones below it. Anyways... I think there are too many other variables to have consistent velocity results with one specific powder between different handloaders. Primer and brass are almost never the same between loaders. Seating depth, crimps... Maybe the type of rifling is a part of it too. Traditional bullets mostly have published load data and most handloaders dont exceed published velocities and are generally happy to stay under max. I think with Hammers this is all out the window since their bullets have way less friction increasing velocities its trial and error to match what others are, reporting. [/QUOTE]
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