Alliant Power Pistol Muzzle Flash Indoors. 9mm, .357mag, 45acp

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  • čas přidán 29. 08. 2016
  • Various loads using Alliant's Power Pistol powder. Freeze frame shots at the end of video!
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Komentáře • 8

  • @jamesdewer
    @jamesdewer Před 4 lety

    Heck yeah! PowerPistol is the friggin most fun powered to load. Flashy! Thanks for the Video. Sums it all up! oh, may I make a request? Seating depth for the G17 Gen3? Please?

  • @crowmagg1
    @crowmagg1 Před 7 lety +1

    "say hello to my little friend " "

  • @matts2581
    @matts2581 Před 7 lety

    Chill review; thank you for sharing. What was the frame rate you recorded at, out of total curiosity?

    • @TheBudgetMindedMotorist
      @TheBudgetMindedMotorist  Před 7 lety

      Matt S 240 frames per second, wish I could have gone way higher.

    • @matts2581
      @matts2581 Před 7 lety

      240fps - wow. My Raspberry Pi 3 (hobbiest PCB) and it's version-2 camera combined will max out at 90fps. But I am under the impression the Sony sensor the camera uses is capable of 240fps - with the right processing hardware. After browsing at others work things were looking like 'interests start to come together at about 480fps.
      Anyhoo' I had to check out of curiosity - a shop in town finally had some Power Pistol for me to come home with this afternoon. I had been looking forward to getting some after the dry spell from Alliant over the last few years. So my journey with this powder will be my first after a long wait in my 3rd gen' Glock G21. (.45 ACP), with a Lone Wolf barrel. :)

  • @jamesdewer
    @jamesdewer Před 5 lety +1

    6.5gn as high as I would take it in my 92fs 115gn and 1.1

    • @TheBudgetMindedMotorist
      @TheBudgetMindedMotorist  Před 5 lety

      Probably a good idea. I settled on 6.5 gr for that batch just to see how they shot closer to max charge but with still some room for variation between charges with my dropper.

    • @jamesdewer
      @jamesdewer Před 5 lety

      @@TheBudgetMindedMotoristmuch more snappy in a wider array of applications. I was using Accurate #2 and IMR but no comparison.