Ep. 028 - Internal Ballistics

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  @derekedgley5074 · 4 years ago

  I’m nearly 80 been reloading since 69 and regularly do load development and testing in a very wide range of calibers in custom rifles and this is the most informative and valuable source of relevant information I’ve ever been exposed to. This is a must listen too for every handloader . I can’t  wait for the next.

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  @bryandorie_USNVet · 4 years ago (edited)

  I've been a reloader for 25 years. Good show folks. It was educational! I picked up new information that changed a couple of pre-concieved notions I had. Thank you!

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• GA

  @garyreadler4886 · 4 years ago

  This is the kind of information handloaders really appreciate. I'm just in the beginning phase. This is terrific information!!! So much that I am honestly going to re-see this video a couple more times, it takes me a few go arounds to let it all absorb. Great job explaining what is happening during those few microseconds from trigger pull to bang. Great job by all you guys, you obviously know you field of expertise very well, Hornady is lucky to have you all working there. Thanks again all for a great, informative video.

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• RU

  @russellgavin1820 · 4 years ago

  The bore diameter point was phenomenal

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• CR

  @crustycurmudgeon2507 · 1 year ago

  As a retired physicist and 3-year experienced a trigger pulling and reloading I found this to be a fantastic lecture discussion on internal ballistics. It helped define some questions I had about what the pressure curve might be as a function of time and bullet travel. You have closed those uncertainties in my analysis and I may pursue more information through Sammi.

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  @UnknownOperatorIXNK · 4 years ago

  I'm watching this like a week now.. 10 minutes Monday, 5 minutes on the afternoon, non on Tuesday and so on and so on... I'm finally through with it... Thank you for your time guy's. :)

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• SA

  @salparadise5448 · 4 years ago (edited)

  Very good format. &nbsp; I am from Germany , reload my bullets with a Hornady LnL<br>I ve learnt a lot.

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• RP

  @rpk5250 · 4 years ago

  Darned, this was a great video. This is one of those “hit the back button and listen to parts of it again and again to make sure I understand type”. The talk about pressure and volume and kind of remind me of like a surfboard and a wave were that surfboard is far ahead of the wave or backup against the wave and the steeper the slope the more pressure

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  @rextharp9804 · 4 years ago

  Really enjoyed this discussion, when you mentioned energy density it &nbsp;helped line up a few things I have been confused about for a while. thank you

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• ST

  @stormiewutzke4190 · 4 years ago

  Been looking for this one forever. Don&apos;t know why it took this long to show up on my feed.

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  @SnipeU696 · 4 years ago

  Thanks. I wish you guys produced these videos a year ago.

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• WI

  @willo7734 · 3 years ago

  Seriously one of the best podcasts I’ve listened to. &nbsp; I love learning about the technical details of how this stuff works. &nbsp; Thanks guys.

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