HighValleyRanch
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I agree, and that's why it's important to chronograph your particular firearm because two 3" guns might give very different results. And you can't always go by the manufacturer's data.
But in most cases, I've found BB to be pretty darn close to what they got and what I got.
FWIW, I only use BB for my woods loads in various guns, i.e. .357, .38, 10mm
I agree, and that's why it's important to chronograph your particular firearm because two 3" guns might give very different results. And you can't always go by the manufacturer's data.
But in most cases, I've found BB to be pretty darn close to what they got and what I got.
FWIW, I only use BB for my woods loads in various guns, i.e. .357, .38, 10mm