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Much has already been written, and said about the reloading of ammunition. The basic procedure of ammunition assembly has been thoroughly examined, and optimized by the equipment manufacturers of the vast United States market.

Much has also been written about certain procedures and there are masses of technical 'tips' on how to achieve the optimum load for your weapon.

SBP have a slightly different approach and philosophy. We provide the shooter with some feel for the fundamental principles and facts about the forces involved when a projectile is accelerated down a tube - typical of all such weapons.

The controlled explosion occurring in a typical metallic cartridge is a dynamic event of the most powerful magnitude conceivable. In addition, the time base is a fraction of a second.

Both these parameters should be within the constraints of current affordable material technologies.

The magnitude (pressure/energies), and duration (time) of these parameters are quite beyond human comprehension because it is so far removed from our normal frames of reference.

Because the magnitude of the event is incomprehensible to humans living in a 'slow' world, it has resulted in many misconceptions about ballistics. Humans, used to a slow or static world, often fail to understand exactly what really occurs inside a tube weapon. These actions take place in the 'unseen' or 'fast' world, as we prefer to call it.

We want to help the shooter/reloader understand these actions by providing him/her with the fundamental facts. This will give him/her the knowledge to come to his/her own logical conclusions on why certain procedures must be followed, as well as the resultant cause and effect.

We will try to present this information in a simple and non-scientific format. Simultaneously we aim to give the shooter a proper respect and appreciation for the controlled and violent nature of tube weapon ballistics.

The goal is to have a more logical approach, whereby the reloader can come to conclusions based on physics and science, and not mystical phenomena. The result should be that the loader could improve performance, using a sound base of knowledge. He or she should know why they are doing what they are doing, and not becouse of the advice of some 'expert'. This 'fundamental principle' approach to the transfer of knowledge is, as mentioned, the premise on which we at SBP operate. It is based on the concept of measurement, thus the phrase:'Knowledge Through Measurement'.

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