JMike wrote:Thanks for posting this data, I really appreciate it. Is there any chance you have it in a pdf format? Just sent you a PM. Thanks again!
Excel file sent, don't have it saved as pdf file.
Will it work on an older 34 bit machine (Windows XP).That is what runs my EXCEL.
Hardcase
The files were originated in XP w/ office 2010 IIRC if that helps to answer your question.
I stopped chasing technology in the early 2000's and now depend on my son to figure it out.
I have become my father
ETA
Checked the file and it says "excel 97-2003" in the properties tab
"America will never be destroyed from the outside.
If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
certifiable wrote:
Excel file sent, don't have it saved as pdf file.
Will it work on an older 34 bit machine (Windows XP).That is what runs my EXCEL.
Hardcase
The files were originated in XP w/ office 2010 IIRC if that helps to answer your question.
I stopped chasing technology in the early 2000's and now depend on my son to figure it out.
I have become my father
ETA
Checked the file and it says "excel 97-2003" in the properties tab
This is AWESOME! Thank you for sharing.
A couple quick questions:
1.) Would you be willing to send me a copy of the excel file?
2.) Would you like me to convert the file to .pdf and return it to you? I would be happy to do that.
If you are willing, my email address is"scuba diver dad at g mail dot com" (remove all spaces and change as would be normal for an email address)
hardcase wrote:
Will it work on an older 34 bit machine (Windows XP).That is what runs my EXCEL.
Hardcase
The files were originated in XP w/ office 2010 IIRC if that helps to answer your question.
I stopped chasing technology in the early 2000's and now depend on my son to figure it out.
I have become my father
ETA
Checked the file and it says "excel 97-2003" in the properties tab
This is AWESOME! Thank you for sharing.
A couple quick questions:
1.) Would you be willing to send me a copy of the excel file?
2.) Would you like me to convert the file to .pdf and return it to you? I would be happy to do that.
If you are willing, my email address is"scuba diver dad at g mail dot com" (remove all spaces and change as would be normal for an email address)
Files sent
"America will never be destroyed from the outside.
If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
The files were originated in XP w/ office 2010 IIRC if that helps to answer your question.
I stopped chasing technology in the early 2000's and now depend on my son to figure it out.
I have become my father
ETA
Checked the file and it says "excel 97-2003" in the properties tab
This is AWESOME! Thank you for sharing.
A couple quick questions:
1.) Would you be willing to send me a copy of the excel file?
2.) Would you like me to convert the file to .pdf and return it to you? I would be happy to do that.
If you are willing, my email address is"scuba diver dad at g mail dot com" (remove all spaces and change as would be normal for an email address)
Square Grouper wrote:Thanks for all the work putting this together! Just built an 8.5" Pistol AR and am researching where to begin with subs. Sent you a PM.
File sent as requested
"America will never be destroyed from the outside.
If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
This looks like the info that I need for a 9" gas gun. I am a nubee at AR and 300 Blk. Can anyone tell me what FTF and BHO mean in certifiable's notes in his tests? Thanks.
Olde Man wrote: ↑Tue Apr 23, 2019 8:56 am
This looks like the info that I need for a 9" gas gun. I am a nubee at AR and 300 Blk. Can anyone tell me what FTF and BHO mean in certifiable's notes in his tests? Thanks.
FTF can be confusing, but context generally sorts it out. Failure to Feed, or Fire. So in this case it would be feed. Load was too light to cycle the action.
BHO is Bolt Hold Open. Load had full function. It possible that a load will cycle but not lock the bolt open on an empty magazine. Generally you can make small adjustments to get it to work.
Thank you Swissy for sending me a butt load of these troublesome projectiles. After expending several hundred during testing I have settled on 11.1gr Accuarate LT-30 as the best all around performing load. Now to dust off the 16" carbine gassed gun and see what happens.
"America will never be destroyed from the outside.
If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves."
certifiable wrote: ↑Sun Apr 19, 2020 8:01 am
Thank you Swissy for sending me a butt load of these troublesome projectiles. After expending several hundred during testing I have settled on 11.1gr Accuarate LT-30 as the best all around performing load. Now to dust off the 16" carbine gassed gun and see what happens.
Thanks for posting this data. I'm just starting to work with coated lead and this helps. I have some N110 and N120 I'm going to try. Thanks again!
load. Now to dust off the 16" carbine gassed gun and see what happens.