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03-16-2023, 09:29 AM
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Hmmm…
How about an increase in felt recoil of .017 ft. lbs. ? .
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03-16-2023, 09:39 AM
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Are we really to think that 2/16" or even 3/16" encroachment of thin plastic into the largest end of a tapered forcing cone would have any effect at all on pressure? I'm going with "I don't think there is any effect on pressure whatever".
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Photo 1 is from DGJ, referring to a preceding article mentioning 300psi as a common pressure rise.
If a person has a gun that is on the edge of decrepitude , I suppose a 300 psi rise might be too much. The next 2 photos are from Parker brochures . |
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