Geordieboy
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Fiocchi TT1's. £150/1000.......and they break everything out there......very well
all Greek to me. ?Join the club on that one Charlie I have the complete specific gravity chart for lead antimony alloys and 6% antimony lead alloy has a specific gravity 4.5% less that lead ! But the Clever website states that there carbon/quartz shot is 3% harder and heavier than their standard shot. Interestingly just 2% antimony doubles the hardness of shot and there after you are chasing your tail a bit as the curve flattens out. The secret is in the carbon/quartz shot what ever that process entails could be that it reduces the crystal boundary space increasing the sg that way . I worked in metallurgy for a while and we cast spheroidal graphite iron which had a much improved hardness over standard white cast iron. Of course it could be Clever sensationalising their shells read about the T4 revolution here ! http://www.clevervr.com/en/competition-loads/t4-pro-extra-evo
I usually do ! :lol:You can throw any old crap at most sporting targets !
Spiffingly good looks?all Greek to me. ?
incidentally before embarking as a regular in the RAF my dad was a metallurgist. I only inherited his spiffingly good looks though, my brother got the brains ?
:lol: Have you been studying English WonkoSpiffingly good looks?
yes my good friend "spiffingly good looks" ?Spiffingly good looks?
now I did understand that, a scientific metallurgy test with a pair of pliers, that's more on my level. ?When Clever launched the T4 Pro Sport Black Eagle, Tom Young the Clever importer cut open a 28g 8, in Supertarget/Pro Sport/Black Eagle and we did a very crude crush test with a leatherman...you could crush the Supertarget to 50% flat easily, the pro sport to 70% with a bit of grunt, the black eagle you could not squeeze to more than 95%of its original shape without breaking the leatherman!!! I took the three open shells home and weighed them on my reloading scales and counted the pellets. (Yes, sad) I can't remember the number of pellets, but there was slightly more in the 5% Pro Extra than the 2-3% Supertarget and the black Eagle were 3-4 pellets less than the Supertarget. So in conclusion, harder and heavier/denser
Yep, down to my level now we are talking 'Pinchers' !yes my good friend "spiffingly good looks" ?
now I did understand that, a scientific metallurgy test with a pair of pliers, that's more on my level. ?
No Wes thats in your genes your a scouserYep, down to my level now we are talking 'Pinchers' !
I see what you did ?Yep, down to my level now we are talking 'Pinchers' !
BUT he is from the posh bit. And he undoubtedly could kick both our ***'es. ?No Wes thats in your genes your a scouser
I think that it may have had something to do with the wads, they were true FELT wads and not the composite fibre things which are used today.Going back a few, nah many years ago we used to shoot Gyttorp shells. If I remember correctly they were paper cases and felt wads. They threw incredibly tight patterns through my piece. My buddy used to load his own cartridges with the original "plaswad", but when we patterned them they were not as tight a pattern as the good old paper felt Gyttorp. I think it was in the Sellier and Bellot paper case era when they were available. The standard load in those days for DTL was 32gm or as I used to say one and one eigth ounces.
Actually I think the "ly" suffix is incorrect. Unnecessary as the term is an adjective in itself.:lol: Have you been studying English Wonko
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