| Bullet Type | National Bullet 100 gr lead round nose |
| Case | Starline |
| Primer | Winchester WSP |
| Cartridge Overall Length | 24.0 mm |
| Powder Charge (gr) | MV (ft/s) | Std Dev (ft/s) | ME (ft-lbs) |
Comments
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6.4
|
1184
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23.5
|
311
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Russian Mak with threaded extended barrel
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6.4
|
1070
|
14.7
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254
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East German Mak with stock length barrel
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General Comments:
This is quite a potent round, but not abusive. The muzzle compensator does make a difference in terms of muzzle flip with this slow burning powder. Note also the considerable muzzle velocity difference between the longer, tighter barrel and the stock barrel. No doubt the lead round fills the spaces in nicely, thus the decent standard deviation, even at these velocity levels.
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