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Originally Posted by E Robert Fabian
Greg, if I may ask where you found the info on the pressure increase? I thinking that if it's loaded by weight instead of volume because it's lighter the added pellets increase friction, I would doubt that a equal amount of #6 NS to #6 lead can increase pressure.
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Here's a link. Scroll down a bit, it is hi-lited in bold type.
http://www.niceshotinc.com/
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Thanks I had never seen that before on there site.
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