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Has anybody used ballistic gel to test loads short of going to my butcher and look like a fool or terrorist ? When can I buy proper ballistic gel in Europe ? I need to test a cartridge next week that's all | ||
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Nah ..... don't test my loads like that; I usually shoot them. but then again I'm not one to cast the 1st stone, either; so if that trips your fancy - Whatever ..... Dear. Cheers, Number 10 | |||
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Oh, sorry ..... Cheers, Number 10 | |||
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Your butcher might not be the worst place to start. I have used gelatin (aspic) from a butchers supply store successfully. Another source of cheap gelatin might be a pet store, since gelatin is sometimes sold as a dog food supplement. Just make sure you make it strong enough, 20% of gelatin by weight seems to work well and can be re-used many times. | |||
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My mates and i once made up a deer target to test Barnes bullets against 'normal' lead bullets. We sourced bulk gelatin powder from a butcher's supply store in glasgow, scotland. We set a roe skeleton in it and covered it with an old hide. You need to keep the gel cool or it willl quickly ruin. | |||
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Thank you guys Answer was staring at me on wikipedia all the time ! Detail composition Calibration of consistency Methodology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballistic_gelatin Let the fun begin ....... | |||
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londonhunter PM sent "Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few." Sir Winston Churchill | |||
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