yhtomit
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I have not yet experienced a squib -- for which I am grateful. But I'd be pleased to see some clear photos of the ringed barrels to know how large (or small) a difference to look for.
timothy
timothy
If the charge is missing in one, how do you know it isn't in a double-charge in the next one??This was just a rare incident of missing powder charges.
If I had even one squib, I would stop right then & there, and go home and pull all the remaining bullets.
If the charge is missing in one, how do you know it isn't in a double-charge in the next one??
The inter-bullet pressure will never rise to the same point.Makes me wonder, though: It's pressure that's propelling the 2nd bullet, so wouldn't it's forward motion stop once inter-bullet pressure rises to the same point? IOW, why does inter-bullet pressure continue to rise well beyond chamber pressure, and why do the bullets actually collide? Momentum of the 2nd bullet?