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| Weapons and Combat This is the forum dedicated to weapons, martial arts, and their related technical, political and social issues. Weapons and Combat is for the safe and responsible use of firearms, knives, fists and other weapons. |
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#1
 2008-10-19, 08:21 |
heisler2 
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 Smokeless powder
Can a wheel lock or flintlock mechanism ignite modern smokeless powder?
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#2
2008-10-19, 14:56 |
glorified-plumber
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Re: Smokeless powder
Yes, but the gun in question would probably explode due to the much higher pressure than the gun was designed for.
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#3
2008-10-19, 18:44 |
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Re: Smokeless powder
Uh, what ever youre thinking, dont do it.
Smokeless powder is really hard to fucking light anyway.
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#4
2008-10-20, 09:02 |
heisler2
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Re: Smokeless powder
Really fucking hard... how hard? Can I set it off with the sparks from an empty Bic lighter?
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#5
2008-10-20, 09:09 |
The_Savage
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Re: Smokeless powder
pull the bullet off a .22lr, dump the powder and try it
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#6
2008-10-21, 05:17 |
DarkMe
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Re: Smokeless powder
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Originally Posted by The_Savage
pull the bullet off a .22lr, dump the powder and try it
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Well, seen it done, it lights easy with an open flame. |
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