Someone that loads for .50 should chime in. I am not qualified to state one way or the other since I have never loaded it.
Someone that loads for .50 should chime in. I am not qualified to state one way or the other since I have never loaded it.
I see you running, tell me what your running from
Nobody's coming, what ya do that was so wrong.
Someone please correct me on this if I have it wrong.
Hbar, using a powder that's too slow for your cartridge (eg using 50BMG powder in a 223) I believe the burning powder would not develop its peak pressure early enough to accelerate the bullet as it was designed/intended to accelerate.
In the scenario Jerry mentioned, the bullet would have left the barrel before all the powder had finished burning. In this case your are just wasting powder. I guess the opposite scenario is the guys who load pistol powder (which is very fast burning) to get subsonic rounds for use with suppressors.
That looked interesting to me (since I'm trying to save $) because they use loads around 4 grains which is like 1/4 the powder I normally use.