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Old 09-21-2017, 09:17 PM
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Originally Posted by jaymoore View Post
First guess would be that the chrono pickups were close enough whilst testing the snub that they registered the shockwave of the muzzle blast (1200fps is a little fast for usual speed of sound in air, but close enough) rather than the bullet crossing.
I ran into that same situation a few months ago, shooting some loads over my chronograph. I simply backed up a few more feet and solved that problem. I was getting velocities close to double what they should have been, if I remember correctly.
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