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01-22-2004, 08:38 AM
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Black powder can cause grief if there is an air space between it and the bullet. It must always be loaded as a slightly compressed charge with no air space. Squib loads in cartridges require wads to fill the air space.
The powder I have seen in firecrackers does not even look like black gunpowder. |
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