you read the velocity tables in the Gun Digest and the gun magazines extolling the virtues of magnum rounds and the velocities they were able to attain. That's what I zeroed in on, anyway. Chronographs started to become available in the mid 80s and more affordable in the 90s which is when I got my first one. I was very interested in chronographing loads until I flinched a shot from my 500 L through the guts of my chronograph. I still haven't replaced it and am now content to hope that shot placement trumps velocity anyway.
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Velocity change / barrel length. If I'm looking at
- ChrisG, 2019-01-20, 09:57
- If you spent your formative gun years in the 70s and 80s - Ray, 2019-01-21, 10:39
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both Blake and huey are right. On a gun with a
- Gary Reeder, 2019-01-20, 10:44
- Chronographs are the playthings of the devil! (nm) - Drdougrx, 2019-01-20, 18:05
- Thanks! I never have invested in a Chrono. - ChrisG, 2019-01-20, 12:29
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sounds optimistic, 25 to 35 fps is closer to what i find.
- Blake, 2019-01-20, 10:19
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I've seen some short barrels faster than the longer ones...
- Huey, 2019-01-20, 10:22
- True (nm) - ChrisG, 2019-01-20, 10:26
- 25 to 35 fps per inch to clarify (nm) - Blake, 2019-01-20, 10:21
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I've seen some short barrels faster than the longer ones...
- Huey, 2019-01-20, 10:22