Re-loading for new 357 toys

stansdds · #51 06-20-2020, 07:15 AM

I'd say that the chronograph was too close to the muzzle with the revolver and H110 ammo. H110/W296 produce one heck of a blast, lots of flash, and hot, burning powder may still be exiting the muzzle and following the bullet. The blast and powder can confuse a chronograph. I always put my Shooting Chrony 15 feet from the muzzle with this powder. With any of the faster burning powders, I can put the chrono 10 feet from the muzzle and not have any problems.

DeplorabusUnum · #52 06-20-2020, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by stansdds

I'd say that the chronograph was too close to the muzzle with the revolver and H110 ammo. H110/W296 produce one heck of a blast, lots of flash, and hot, burning powder may still be exiting the muzzle and following the bullet. The blast and powder can confuse a chronograph. I always put my Shooting Chrony 15 feet from the muzzle with this powder. With any of the faster burning powders, I can put the chrono 10 feet from the muzzle and not have any problems.

Thanks, that's probably it because I was about ten feet away. DOH!!!