Toomey
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How would 150 gr. of triple 7 compare to Pyrodex??
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Pyrodex vs. Triple 7??????
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smokepolehall
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Take about 170-175 grs. of Pyro to equal the 150 trip 7 load.
Toomey
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I knew it would be more, but just not sure how much it would be.
Thanks for your reply.
Thanks for your reply.
Tenbears
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Triple Seven is a high energy product designed to provide higher velocities when used in the same VOLUME as blackpowder. To duplicate a blackpowder load velocity using Triple Seven, you must decrease the powder charge by 15%.
bonekelektr
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777
I shoot 120 loose 777.
RUGER77MAN
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I like the 777 pellets. Clean up is so easy.
iowavf
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Never had any problems with the 777 pellets.
Locksley
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I found this about clean shot is that still around now ?? And why do you need an inline to use it. ???
Quote by sgtwebb1
Just bought a can of the pellets.
Alright, let's hear the good and the bad about them, it's going to be about 2 weeks before I get to the range.
Gonna use 2 50gr. pellets in my CVA .50 cal in-line, with 250gr. barnes MZ copper solid saboted bullet.
Let's hear it, gang!!
Quote by David J
I haven't tried them yet. Be sure and let us know how they work.
David J;
I'll post results when I get to the range in 2 weeks.
Quote by sgtwebb1
By the way, I found the pellets at Harrison Sport Shop on 58 Highway across the street from the post office. $19.99+tax.
Quote by littlebowgal
As long as you have an in-line you should be just fine...
Quote by ROB
I tried them last year & didn't have any problem whatsoever. The barrel is certainly easier to clean than with Pyrodex.
Quote by Trapper John
Here we go.
Pro's- They will be cleaner burning than Pyrodex pellets.
Con's- I heard alot of stories about patterns varying greatly when the pellets are packed with different pressure in the barrel each time you load. I've also heard that the pellets are VERY fragile and break very easily so you may get inconsistent patterns because of that. Finally, a few guys gave reports that when using more than one pellet, the 2nd or 3rd pellet left the barrel and actually ignited downrange.
Since you already have them, give them a shot. You never know what will work for you.
[This message has been edited by Trapper John (edited 06-16-2001).]
Quote by sgtwebb1
Just bought a can of the pellets.
Alright, let's hear the good and the bad about them, it's going to be about 2 weeks before I get to the range.
Gonna use 2 50gr. pellets in my CVA .50 cal in-line, with 250gr. barnes MZ copper solid saboted bullet.
Let's hear it, gang!!
Quote by David J
I haven't tried them yet. Be sure and let us know how they work.
David J;
I'll post results when I get to the range in 2 weeks.
Quote by sgtwebb1
By the way, I found the pellets at Harrison Sport Shop on 58 Highway across the street from the post office. $19.99+tax.
Quote by littlebowgal
As long as you have an in-line you should be just fine...
Quote by ROB
I tried them last year & didn't have any problem whatsoever. The barrel is certainly easier to clean than with Pyrodex.
Quote by Trapper John
Here we go.
Pro's- They will be cleaner burning than Pyrodex pellets.
Con's- I heard alot of stories about patterns varying greatly when the pellets are packed with different pressure in the barrel each time you load. I've also heard that the pellets are VERY fragile and break very easily so you may get inconsistent patterns because of that. Finally, a few guys gave reports that when using more than one pellet, the 2nd or 3rd pellet left the barrel and actually ignited downrange.
Since you already have them, give them a shot. You never know what will work for you.
[This message has been edited by Trapper John (edited 06-16-2001).]
