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Thread: To much powder

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    Boolit Master

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    To much powder


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    Nice.

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    One reason I dont watch myth busters,
    Don't buy nuthing you can't take home

    Joel 3:10

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    Different strokes for different folks.

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    Remember, you have to fully seat the projectile on the powder charge!

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    Hmmm . . . let's see . . . . a service load for a 3" 10 pounder Parrott or Ordinance Rifle was 1 # of powder . . . so we'll stick 5# in a wood cannon? Of course it was pretty much doomed to splinters . . . . so in reality, what did it prove? That "stupid is as stupid does"?

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    Considering it worked with a granite ball and a reasonable charge shows that the concept could work.

    Then they just made a bomb afterwards....

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    Mythbusters get serious this was a gun forum I thought. They lost all credibility when they said the paint fluoresced from the tip of the bullet on a tracer and their so-called FBI expurt agreed.

    Sorry lossed it

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    Good observation skills there Geezer. lol

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