Anywhere to get loaded rounds pressure tested?

[watermonger]

Title, I'm willing to pay obviously.

 

[fxvr5]

Maybe:

https://www.nts.com/services/testing/defense/ammunition-and-firearms/

https://www.dtb.com/testing-ballistics-ammunition.php

 

[bullseye308]

Try contacting the ammo manufacturers and see if they might test it for you. Maybe you might have better luck with the smaller companies or at least they might point you in the right direction. Maybe check with some bullet manufacturers as well, they may get their bullets tested and be willing to share sources.

 

[jmorris]

Title, I'm willing to pay obviously.

Depending on how much you are willing to invest, you could do it yourself.

https://www.shootingsoftware.com/pressure.htm

 

[denton]

The PressureTrace is a worthy piece of equipment. I knew the inventor and even made a couple of small contributions to the design.

If you are using the components specified, and the barrel length specified, your muzzle velocity is about as good an indicator of pressure as you're going to get. If you are at "book" MV, you're also very close to "book" pressure.

 

[Mark_Mark]

Title, I'm willing to pay obviously.

love your avatar

 

[watermonger]

The PressureTrace is a worthy piece of equipment. I knew the inventor and even made a couple of small contributions to the design.

If you are using the components specified, and the barrel length specified, your muzzle velocity is about as good an indicator of pressure as you're going to get. If you are at "book" MV, you're also very close to "book" pressure.

Well I would consider the PressureTrace system If I had a firearm it could be used on.

 

[jmorris]

What caliber are we talking about?