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Charlie, the components did not change. Just the hull. According to the ballisticians at the time, the difference was in the composition of the plastic used in the hulls. Federal plastic being more elastic.
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07-30-2020, 04:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Gary Laudermilch
Charlie, the components did not change. Just the hull. According to the ballisticians at the time, the difference was in the composition of the plastic used in the hulls. Federal plastic being more elastic.
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I have been under the impression that hulls with composite base wads produced less pressure than an all plastic hull with all other factors being the same.
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