Using a black powder lube may be even better, but since I very rarely shoot BP cartridges, I don't keep any on hand. In a "normal" load with the bullet seated to allow about 1/32nd of an inch gap [Fig. I would guess a plated bullet would do almost the same as a jacketed bullet, more friction. Boanerges - Sometimes (usually) there is empty space, other times the powder charge is compressed as the bullet gets seated. You adjust it to the amount of powder desired. The larger the gap (cheaper, poorly constructed revolvers) the larger the amount of high-pressure gas which escapes during firing.
First there was 10mm Auto.The FBI chose a watered-down loading — a 180 grain bullet at 975 fps instead of more like 1,300 fps — and a large-frame Smith & Wesson pistol through which to shoot it. Other factors will likely include the power of the cartridge, the weight of the bullet, and possibly even the shape/composition of the bullet. However, I tried adding a Wonder Wad between the bullet and powder and noticed a big improvement. Some state around 10 thousand is a decent place to start. The bullet had front part of 7.62mm caliber, with base being of 9mm caliber, and it was intended to be fired through the squeeze-bored barrel with decreased caliber muzzle. My absolute favorite source of gelatin and collagen is homemade bone broth (or a high quality grass-fed bone broth like this one), but it isn’t always possible to have access to homemade broth.. As much as I love broth, there are also times (like a scorching August) when a cup of hot broth is not very appealing, so I prefer a different option instead. Opinions vary. The bullet diameter comes into play. Bullet jump is the gap between any particular bullets ogive and the rifling of the barrel. By the time the contract went through, Tom Campbell, a S&W employee, had realized that the powder capacity of the 10mm’s 25.2 mm-long case simply wasn’t necessary to achieve this same velocity. I use a small electronic scale that calibrates and zeros itself. Defensive ammunition choice is about picking what works best to neutralize armed and dangerous human beings before they can maim or murder. In the case of my .45-70 plinking loads using 300 and 350g hardcst over 13.5g HS-6, the case is filled with lots of air and not much else. Setback is most likely to occur when the bullet nose of a semi-auto pistol round strikes the barrel feed ramp while the cartridge is being chambered. Or, alternatively, it can be the amount of explosives required to break a unit measure of rock.
There is often a direct relationship between the burn rate (quickness of the powder) and the space a safe powder charge will fill. Some state around 10 thousand is a decent place to start. Bullet setback is an undesirable condition where mechanical forces acting on a loaded cartridge cause the bullet to be pressed back into the case; reducing the cartridge overall length (C.O.A.L.). Squirrel, if you hold your revolver up sideways to a bright light, you can see the gap between the cylinder and barrel. Any time you load outside the manuals you risk blowing up a gun and causing serious injury to the shooter and bystanders, THE FOLLOWING IS NOT RECOMMEDED and is for information and debate only. A jacketed bullet needs more powder compared to an all lead bullet. I check each charge before dumping the powder into the shell casing.