Powder PSI

[brownie]

Originally Posted by Riverpigusmc

In the case of position sensitive powders, to keep the powder in proximity to the primer to ensure uniform ignition, which it would not achieve if laying on one side of the case

^this

And I've never heard of fillers used in pistol reloading

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by brownie

^this

And I've never heard of fillers used in pistol reloading

Ohhhhhh yes you have....I bitched about it on FCC when my new Springfield Black Stainless had "grit" in the chamber.....

Don't make me come out there Brownie.....

[brownie]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

Ohhhhhh yes you have....I bitched about it on FCC when my new Springfield Black Stainless had "grit" in the chamber.....

Don't make me come out there Brownie.....

Yup, I remember that now Joe. But how many 10's of 1000's of rounds have you fired that didn't produce that? Forget the maker of that ammo you used, but it's not the norm to add fillers to pistol cases.

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by brownie

Yup, I remember that now Joe. But how many 10's of 1000's of rounds have you fired that didn't produce that? Forget the maker of that ammo you used, but it's not the norm to add fillers to pistol cases.

Yah, you got a point.....ALOT of rounds from that the maker...I can't complain.....


Now, back to compressing powder.....