I don't have anyway to see what the volicity of a certain load is that is why I'm asking here. Has anyone actually shot this load and if so what volicity did you get. Load is 54 cal Hornady round ball .530 80 grains vol goex 2f .
Yes it does thank you Lewis so the volicity in the great plains rifle should be close to that .Idaholewis said:I don’t have first hand data, But i do have the 2nd edition Lyman Blackpowder Handbook & Loading Manual, They only list the .535 Ball, Which will get you in the Ballpark. In a 24” barrel with 1:48 Twist, 80 Grains of Goex 2F and .535 RB, Oxyoke .015 Patch, Muzzle Velocity was 1,487 FPS
In a 28” barrel with everything the same as above, Muzzle Velocity was 1,519 FPS
Hope this helps
Rlsmith said:Yes it does thank you Lewis so the volicity in the great plains rifle should be close to that .Idaholewis said:I don’t have first hand data, But i do have the 2nd edition Lyman Blackpowder Handbook & Loading Manual, They only list the .535 Ball, Which will get you in the Ballpark. In a 24” barrel with 1:48 Twist, 80 Grains of Goex 2F and .535 RB, Oxyoke .015 Patch, Muzzle Velocity was 1,487 FPS
In a 28” barrel with everything the same as above, Muzzle Velocity was 1,519 FPS
Hope this helps
Rlsmith said:Yes I did notice the sparks but it is really working for me I just don't see the problem that other folks say they have in cleaning real black powder I'm really liking real black powder verses triple 7 in the side locks. I've heard the Swiss burns better than Goex but I can't find it in my area so I will shoot Goex I really love the powder and when I can shoot 3/4 inch three shot group with open sights with my old eyes at 50 yards with the great plains rifle I just don't see a man complaining.
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