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Originally Posted by PCJim
1. Quite probable, if there actually is more flash, that more powder is still burning as it is exiting the barrel.
2. Usually, the sooting goes away as the pressure is increased. The lower pressure does not adequately seal the case against the chamber wall, allowing gas to escape around the side.
Fred, you're tying faster than I can on this iPhone while watching the Bowl Game..
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Yeah Iphones suck for typing & I don't get too excited about college ball games. So I am here, finishing up some work on the puter, getting ready to go to the gym. Yeah, I make time to do such things & still manage to reload & shoot!
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Last edited by fredj338; 01-09-2012 at 21:48..
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