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Unread 01-10-2021, 06:47 AM   #8
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Originally Posted by Michael rivers View Post
Think I just found the info and the titanic steel barrels are rated to 75000psi when new!
This has absolutely nothing to do with pressures Titanic Steel, or any other barrel steel, should be subjected to. Sherman Bell destroyed a set of Parker barrels at something like 31,000 psi.
I’m sure you will find that the 75,000 lbs you refer to is “shear strength” and not distortion or burst pressure.

A proof load for Parker fluid steel barels is well under 20,000 psi and should never be subjected to loads of even half of that.

Again, I keep all of my loads, even for my Titanic barrels, at less than 7,000 psi and they do everything I ask them to do.






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