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Rebel Hog 03-03-2005 09:57 PM

RE: 45/vs 50 caliber inlines
 
I agree with bigcountry.....

H2OmAn 03-10-2005 05:44 PM

RE: 45/vs 50 caliber inlines
 
Bigcountry I have a friend who works for a well known crime-lab
in Va. He is coming in this weekend and is bringing a little something with him. He says we can connect it to my 45cal and
it will tell us the pressure down to 1000th grade. As he states we can fire through the infra-red field and tell velocity at muzzle
50yds. and 100yds. If this works well as he says I'll post the
results later. I will have to wait untill he gets back to Va. & dumps
the results from his lap-top to the big gun computer. Im curious to
see results.

bigcountry 03-10-2005 09:02 PM

RE: 45/vs 50 caliber inlines
 
Sounds like a regular infared chrony he is talking about. As far as pressure I would be real interested to know, if he will tell you, how it works. Maybe a peizo pressure meter or transducer. Anyway it sounds interesting.

T/C fan! 03-11-2005 12:13 AM

RE: 45/vs 50 caliber inlines
 
I'm from Ky too, but just a plain 'ol factory worker.hehe But, I do shoot the Encore in .45 and have taken a few deer with it and have not had one go over 20yds before piling up. Like somebody said, shot-placement is everything when using a smaller caliber. No, I can't take it out west for elk, but, my dad has the 209X50 and I'll just have to borrow his barrel if I ever get that opportunity.;)


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