jmcqueen Posted April 17, 2017 Share Posted April 17, 2017 My JP13 has a velocity a lot deviation as a result of being a blow back action. Sometimes 60-70 fps. Slow powders are worse in this regard than medium powders. What I find is that I need to use the lowest velocities out of the strings to decide on my power factor and the proper load. If I load using the average I can end up with some rounds under power factor needed to function the gun well. It only takes 1 in 100 cause a interruption. Link to comment
2scoops Posted April 20, 2017 Share Posted April 20, 2017 Agreed. Found the same with slower burning powders. Take note what brass you're using as well. If you have a mixture of brass it impacts the amount of deviation significantly. Same brass (brand, number of times fired) will reduce deviation Link to comment
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