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Published on July 22, 2023
Duration: 0:29

This video demonstrates and compares different types of 12 gauge shotgun powders, focusing on their visual characteristics and burn rates. The expert instructor showcases Winchester, vintage Sellier & Bellot (40 and 50 years old), and Zuber powders, highlighting their distinct flake shapes and colors. The demonstrations provide insights into the physical properties of various propellants used in shotgun ammunition.

Quick Summary

Expert analysis of 12 gauge shotgun powders reveals distinct visual properties. Winchester powder has black, circular flakes. Vintage Sellier & Bellot (40-50 yrs) uses square, greyish flakes. Zuber powder is notable for its bright green, circular flakes and fast ignition.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Winchester 12 Gauge Powder Demo
  2. 00:06Sellier & Bellot (50 Years Old) Powder Demo
  3. 00:12Zuber Shotgun Powder Demo
  4. 00:18Sellier & Bellot (40 Years Old) Powder Demo

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the visual characteristics of Winchester 12 gauge shotgun powder?

Winchester 12 gauge shotgun powder is demonstrated to consist of black, circular flakes. These flakes are shown burning rapidly on a metal ruler, indicating a fast burn rate.

How does vintage Sellier & Bellot shotgun powder differ visually?

Vintage Sellier & Bellot powder, tested from both 40 and 50 years ago, features square, textured flakes. These flakes are typically greyish in color and exhibit a consistent burn rate.

What is unique about Zuber brand shotgun powder?

Zuber brand shotgun powder is distinguished by its bright green, circular flake shape. This visual characteristic is paired with a demonstration of its fast ignition properties.

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