If I missed it sorry. Where do you find those milled special snap caps?
If I missed it sorry. Where do you find those milled special snap caps?
This thread is making me wish I had more faith in new(er) S&W revolvers.
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I’m enjoying following your recent mad scientist projects. The FrankeNightGuard is the one I find most interesting. I was surprised to see the velocity of the rounds was actually higher out of your LCR. Why do you think that is?
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I’m guessing it’s a combination of cylinder gap differences and larger expansion chamber in the 357 cylinder.Originally Posted by WobblyPossum
While I’ve found semi-autos to be very reliable in their velocities, revolvers have a lot of variability (in my testing), which is one of the reasons I always test what I have.
Have you had a chance to test accuracy yet?
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Accuracy seems reasonable but I need to find a better way to try and bench snubbies.
Working on trying to get under a 5 second revolver FAST.
Working it without concealment first.
Using the new Frankenightguard.
Down to a 4.0s par time which should give me enough margin for adding concealment and still having margin.
Good shooting but... You shoot in a tent? Come on man... If it aint raining, we ain't training
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