Not at all!Spotcheck_Billy said:warthog97,
Perhaps it's the Christmas cheer, but I didn't pick up on DukeDuke's comment to you as a flame!
Not at all!Spotcheck_Billy said:warthog97,
Perhaps it's the Christmas cheer, but I didn't pick up on DukeDuke's comment to you as a flame!
3sixbits said:Theories aside, in the real world, when you have a ctg that is overbore capacity such as the .264 WINCHESTER mag and you have to use 10 or more grains of powder to get the same velocity that you do with a smaller case with the same bullet. Then you get the understanding that it just ain't temperature and pressure that is the factors to cause you wear problems.
The burn that goes on in the ctg case in the chamber is a fluid mass that is being controlled by the shape of the mass, in relation to the id of the ctg inside dimensions and shape.
The sand blast effect is another factor thought to be a cause of throat wear. I know when you look at the throat in a rifle and see the cracking and it looks like the back of an alligator, with your bore scope. Your seeing the effects of the hot gases at work.