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Category: Internal Ballistics
My Friend Mo…..Maximum 9mm Ballistics
Kevin Newberry offers insights to maximize 9mm Para performance.
Backyard Ballistics Report: Accurate #9 to the Rescue
Meet Daryl Colvin, the Backyard Ballistician. Today he works his magic with a difficult project.....9mm Luger and dead soft lead bullets. His solution surprised us.
Barrel Length and Velocity–Let’s Cut to the Chase
Are you curious how barrel length impacts velocity? So were we. Luckily we have a ballistics lab and a machine shop at our disposal.
Suppressors and Velocity Part II
We were able to round up four more firearms for testing with our Form 1 suppressor. Here are the results.
Suppressors and Velocity Part 1
Do suppressors increase velocity? Using this combination of suppressor, pistol and ammunition, the answer was yes.
“Cratered and Pierced Primers” in the .308 AR Family
Ron Colvin, along with his brother Daryl, are two of the most technically accomplished handloaders you could hope to meet. This look at primer cratering at relatively low pressures is a masterwork on the subject.
Handloading For Prepper’s
Following up on Shea's Survival Arsenal, Bart looks at Suppressed, Downloaded, and Combat loads for the .38 Special, .308 Winchester, .223 Remington and the 12 Gauge shotgun.
Making Good with Range Brass
Competitive Three-Gun shooter, Sterling White offers tips on getting range brass back into shooting condition.
Why Choose a 223 Ackley Improved
One of our favorite writers, Bill Craig, is back with a look at the .223 Ackley Improved.
Remington’s Ultimate Muzzleloader
Blackhorn 209 loads for the Remington Ultimate Muzzleloader.