Backwoodsman Files: Shooting 22 lr out of 22 mag

[Scottman]

EDIT. not comfortable keeping that up.

 

[nemoaz]

You kill me, Scott.

 

[Scottman]

Believe me, I would not do that brother.

 

[nemoaz]

For the record, I'm not shooting any of your homebrew stuff.

 

[Scottman]

For the record, I don't plan on it

 

[nemoaz]

I nominate you to coordinate that other thing you posted about. Otherwise, it will just languish.

And I have a new toy you will like. We need to make sure we have a range near by this time.

 

[Scottman]

10-4. I'll do my best.

 

[Any Cal.]

Now you've got me wondering. I would bet those power loads have a slooooow powder in them, because they basically fire into an enclosed space.

 

[Scottman]

Now you've got me wondering. I would bet those power loads have a slooooow powder in them, because they basically fire into an enclosed space.

and your thoughts on the subject?

I didn't post this ridiculous info for the heck of it http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=775505&page=4

Those ramsets can be used in other devices like those hammond game getters for example http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=749471

 

[Any Cal.]

Sorry for the late reply. I just figure that they would be relatively safe to play with, because they would probably be a slow powder to prevent a crazy pressure spike when firing into an enclosed space.

 

[Scottman]

oh ok. I'm not really sure. I'd always go with the browns- lower pressure. Brian hammond told me if I remember not to use Yellow loads in my hammond game getters.

Brown ramsets work just fine and put meat on the table through the game getter devices. Safety first- hence I'd go with brown. There really is no published data on psi of each color of ramset.