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| Maybe not flawed, exactly, but differing goals. They have to market to the general populace, so they have to make ammunition readily available, they couldn't market a rifle which will not fire standa ... |
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| You seem to be talking about Springers because you are using the term "stroke".... If you read up on Springers, you will find that nearly all the velocity is attained in the first foot or so ... |
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As per my last post, it is NOT over powering the bullet so that it "can't handle it", it is a matter of ballistics, air flow and supersonic stability as some others have mentioned.
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getting back to the tumbling rnd,,you'll usually get that happening to your rnd(pellet)when there is too much force projecting it, and basically the projectile can't handle it,  , Andy.
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