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0) Take the muzzle velocity of the round found in the latke C:B test at the same ratio<br> 1) We find the energy of the test projectile, add the energy required to displace the air in the barrel, mult ...

...roved in a [http://www.spudfiles.com/spudtech_archive/viewtopic.php?t=7896 test] by a well-respected Spudtech forum member Plasticex009. ...

...e store to buy marbles, it is suggested to bring a piece of your barrel to test fit your [[ammo]]. ...

...cy of [[potato]]es, as seen in [http://www.burntlatke.com/rifle.html this] test done by Burnt Latke. ...

...arge amount of energy must be applied - so much, in fact, that in the lone test this was actually tried, the kinetic energy of the handle completely demoli ...

...thered from a [[ballistic pendulum]] or the quite inaccurate [[hang time]] test. ...

...les.com/forums/abs-cellular-core-test-cannon-t17968.html ABS Cellular Core Test Cannon, also known as the apple cannon] It was posted as a materials test discussion on using unrated plastic pipe in air cannons. ...

...eadbath, it is based on [http://www.burntlatke.com Latke's] chamber:barrel test data. ...

...rmance gains see [http://www.burntlatke.com/jpg600/fan-data.gif this latke test]. ...

...y significant difference for C:Bs in the range of 0.5 to 1.2. (Student's T-Test, unequal variance, two tailed, P<0.05). Note that this does not mean there ...