Message from @Clitzkrieg

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2020-02-29 19:25:04 UTC  

And diameter of the barrel

2020-02-29 19:25:13 UTC  

this one website said that if the powder is too fine the pressure rises too quickly

2020-02-29 19:25:34 UTC  

there's a reason they use different grain sizes in modern rifles

2020-02-29 19:25:52 UTC  

look at the grain size used in 50bmg and 22lr

2020-02-29 19:26:23 UTC  

Idk much about black powder rifles, I’d just look at forums about it to get your best answer

2020-02-29 19:26:30 UTC  

this book says "for academic study only" so it should be ok

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/683385223513374729/683394688555942102/Revised_Black_Book-_A_Guide_To_Field-Manufactured_Explosives_William_Wallace.pdf

2020-02-29 19:27:04 UTC  

thanks to both of you

2020-02-29 19:28:04 UTC  

found this is another pdf

Commonly called “Four F”, this is the finest
granulation and is used for priming flintlocks.
Due to its rather limited use, it is usually
somewhat difficult to obtain. When necessary,
FFFG may be substituted. There is no
Pyrodex equivalent.
FFFG/Pyrodex “P”
Commonly called “Triple F”, this powder is
used in most single shot pistols and all
percussion revolvers. It is also popular for all
smaller caliber rifles up to and including 50
caliber. When FFFFG is not available, FFFG
may be used to prime a flint lock.
FFG/Pyrodex “RS” and “Select”
Commonly called “Double F”, this is a popular
powder for rifles over 50 caliber and up to 75
caliber. Also used in the larger caliber single
shot pistols and most shotguns.
FG
Commonly called “Single F”, this is the
coarsest granulation used for small arms. Use
is pretty much restricted to rifles over 75 caliber
and large bore shotguns. There is no
Pyrodex equivalent.

2020-02-29 19:28:17 UTC  

this pdf

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/683385223513374729/683395135685263374/Lyman_Black_Powder.pdf

2020-02-29 19:36:45 UTC  

I wanna make shotgun shells

2020-02-29 19:36:57 UTC  

thanks

2020-02-29 19:39:33 UTC  

>iamprepper

2020-02-29 19:39:57 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/683385223513374729/683398071756914749/homemade-shotgun-shells.pdf

2020-02-29 19:40:10 UTC  

here

2020-02-29 19:40:17 UTC  

thankerino

2020-02-29 19:42:08 UTC  

https://www.primalsurvivor.net/homemade-shotgun-shells/ also this for anyone interested in the same thing

2020-02-29 19:43:51 UTC  

I also have 6 7.62x54R shells that I could reload but it would be hard to machine something for them with my tools

2020-02-29 19:44:02 UTC  

all I need now is a good 12 gauge tube

2020-02-29 19:44:07 UTC  

would mild steel work?

2020-02-29 19:44:17 UTC  

or do I need hardened stuff?

2020-02-29 19:44:57 UTC  

if i recall pressure on a 12 gauge is actually really low like at 12k psi so i would guess just black iron pipe would work

2020-02-29 19:45:05 UTC  

dont quote me on that tho

2020-02-29 19:45:19 UTC  

if unshure use whatever is safer

2020-02-29 19:53:40 UTC  

It all depends on how long you need it to work for

2020-02-29 19:54:22 UTC  

20 shots? Mild steel will work. More than that, you *will* get fucked

2020-02-29 19:55:02 UTC  

I personally hope not at all

2020-02-29 19:55:51 UTC  

Remember hardened steel is brittle

2020-02-29 19:56:11 UTC  

but considering the amount of that thing will be here for, I don't wanna have to go finding a strong another pipe for a shotgun

2020-02-29 19:56:14 UTC  

hmm

2020-02-29 19:56:39 UTC  

Use regular pipe

2020-02-29 19:58:02 UTC  

hmm, google is saying a Cr,Mo steel type

2020-02-29 19:58:13 UTC  

Just have interchangeable pipes

2020-02-29 19:58:18 UTC  

https://www.hunker.com/13401400/pressure-ratings-for-a-schedule-80-black-iron-pipe
schedule 80 steel pipe is what you want i think. rated for a burst pressure of 14k psi

2020-02-29 19:58:41 UTC  

Or fit a 1 inch pipe over a 3/4 inch pipe and solder it together

2020-02-29 19:58:48 UTC  

All still has chromium and Molybdenum in it

2020-02-29 19:59:09 UTC  

yo kekno you're a fucking genius

2020-02-29 19:59:21 UTC  

Thanks

2020-02-29 19:59:49 UTC  

*braze

2020-02-29 19:59:55 UTC  

*weld

2020-02-29 19:59:56 UTC  

Either will work