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Does anyone have a link to an updated (late 2016) burn chart that includes the latest IMR Enduron powders and Reloder powders (16, 22, etc.)?
WTF? This link no longer points to the new colorized chart, w/ for example the Enduron powders in green. I wonder what happened?
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There are times that I feel really handicapped by being color-blind. But at times like this, I feel that it is a "blessing in disguise" because I have no idea what the heck you're talking about!!!
Is this it?
No, it's a pic I googled. I didn't see yours before I posted mine, sorry for the AD........Yes, guess I beat you to it. But you didn't find it at Hodgdon.com did you?
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I put very little faith in listed powder burn rates. They are accurate representations of the burn rate in a confined space ignited at a specific temperature and nothing more. The rate at which they burn in a chamber of a gun can be entirely different.
I put very little faith in listed powder burn rates. They are accurate representations of the burn rate in a confined space ignited at a specific temperature and nothing more. The rate at which they burn in a chamber of a gun can be entirely different.
I don't see Reloader 33, R-50 or IMR-7828ssc
I place a great deal of importance in burn rate charts because in a 10,000 ft view they are an accurate representation of the RELATIVE burn rates.
Combined with the CC capacity of your case and the specific gravity of the powder will enable you to find the top 3 or 4 candidates for research in a collection of loading manuals. If you expect them to be exact in all cases you would be wrong. Just changing a bullet weight can reverse the results.