I know there's a reason they make different granulations of powder, and that I should probably stick to FFFg for pistols and small-bore rifles and FFg for big-bores like .50 cal and up.
But I like to simplify things as much as I can. I've read that using FFFg in larger calibers meant for FFg will cause increased pressures.
Is there any danger to using FFg in my .36 cal 1851 Navy?
I don't care about performance. I'm not going to get hole-in-hole accuracy with a percussion handgun anyway. What I want to know if it's safe. Thanks.
But I like to simplify things as much as I can. I've read that using FFFg in larger calibers meant for FFg will cause increased pressures.
Is there any danger to using FFg in my .36 cal 1851 Navy?
I don't care about performance. I'm not going to get hole-in-hole accuracy with a percussion handgun anyway. What I want to know if it's safe. Thanks.