I've heard the "unburned powder" in shorter barrels argument for some years, but it occurred to me that if there was any of this unburned powder spewing forth, there would eventually be mounds of the stuff piling up just past the shooting benches at rifle ranges across the land.
Unfortunately my plan to recycle all that free powder just doesn't pencil out in the ROI column.
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My neighbor (that passed a while back) told me about
" unburned powder " a good while back. He was a
long time reloader, and we were discussing some
technique of loading, when I mentioned I used XXXX
so-and-so powder. Well first thing was " that leaves
unburned powder- I won't use it. . . "
I asked him if it was accurate in his guns or not and
he says " well. . . .yes. . . it is "
Isn't that why most of us reload? Better accuracy?
I have many cleaning patches myself
