RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

T7, WH, lighten up a bit man this site is for fun and knowledge. WH seemed not to know the charictoristics of T7 and went a bit far but you (T7) went off like a roman candle.

I bet both of you could change your posts to make this work friendly.:D

RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

Is promoting safety going too far? If I could misread his post any newbie could also.

As for Triple Seven (the powder), the reasonFFFG gets higher velocity is because it burns faster and creates a higher initial pressure spike while FFG burns slower and doesn't haveas higha pressure spike. It's the pressure spike which is important. That's where guns fail as the high pressure is at the breech. I wish I had some pressure graphs to illustrate this.

RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

It wouldn'tbe ifjust about every other post in thefirearms forum wasn't some guy mentioning it and nothaving anything to do with the originaltopic. Maybe you mean well, but I know some just alwayswants to be everyones father.

RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

Ok. How is it off topic?

RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

You are right worrying about saftey WH but check the data on the website or try it your self.

The same 100g load of T7FF will shoot almost identical to a same sized FFF load.

RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

I've used 90 grains Triple 7 in FF and FFF with 240 grain sabots in my Knight Woverine and the only difference I can see is that the FFF burns a little bit cleaner leaving less residue in my barrel. Mine uses #11 ignition.

RE: fffg 777 too hot?
 

One, the poster could probably care less about CVA's cause he shoots a Wolverine. I mean, If said, boy, I am having troulble getting my rem700 30-06 to shoot high pressure loads, and another guy came on saying, "you know that load may not be save in all guns don't ya", then its like "really" in a real sarcastic way.