birdus
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Got a new 18" AR-10 recently. While shooting the gun I can't tell, but I'm told there's a serious ball of flame coming out the end. So far, I've just used off the shelf target ammo (just cheap stuff). I'm guessing the main producer of muzzle flash is unburned powder after the bullet has left the muzzle. Seems like the obvious solution would be to use a faster burning powder so that by the time the bullet leaves the muzzle, the power has all burned, or very nearly all of it. Is that correct? Does faster burning powder give higher pressures? I have never done hand loading, but am about to begin.
Affirmation of my inferences or an explanation to the contrary would be greatly appreciated. Also, any suggested loads would be great.
Thanks,
Jay
Affirmation of my inferences or an explanation to the contrary would be greatly appreciated. Also, any suggested loads would be great.
Thanks,
Jay