The webpage provides load charts for different types of black powder.

Single round balls can be loaded in almost any caliber without much fuss and bother with good results. Load like any other cast projectile and don’t exceed the listed starting powder charge for the lightest bullet available using a fast

2020年10月25日 · Common black powder revolver round ball diameters will measure 0.380″ for 36 caliber, 0.454″ for most 44 caliber models, and 0.323″ for the less common 31 caliber models. Having slightly overly-sized round balls for a black powder revolver ensures a …

2022年7月15日 · Rb ballistics (ctmuzzleloaders.com) This of course works for round balks in pistols, muzzle loaders, ball load in the 45-70 or any straight case rifle loads using round balls, like the 350 Legend when the ammo runs dry. And you can use this calculator to figure out the drop of those buckshot loads..

The handgun caliber chart below provides performance ballistics (e.g. velocity, energy) and usage recommendations (e.g. personal defense) for the most popular handgun calibers available on the market.

This 'ballistics calculator' is a computer simulation which analyzes the behavior of a round ball in its flight from the muzzle to the target. A round ball is unique among projectiles in that its ballistic characteristics are solely dependant upon its diameter (unless it's made of …

2017年8月25日 · Use the following loading information to select the powder charge and ball diameter that is right for your black powder pistol. "What's load does Pietta recommend for my black powder pistol?" This is one of the most commonly asked questions by black powder revolver owners.

2022年12月21日 · The below handgun ballistics chart will give true caliber and diameter of handgun cartridge bullet weight measured in grains, velocity measured in feet per second, energy measured in foot pounds–which also is a good indicator of handgun stopping power, and bullet trajectory measured in inches for the more popular handgun cartridges, (factory ...

2009年11月24日 · To calculate an accurate BC for any given bullet requires actually shooting it many times at various velocities, and measuring it's change in velocity over range. There is a simple way to approximate the BC for a round ball, though, so …

The most accurate load for a conical projectile is usually 5 to 10 grains above those for rotmd balls. Maximum powder loads* for these projectiles in each caliber are identical to those noted above for round balls.