Siarm

36g - n°7-1/2

MBx36
gr. 36 n° 7,5

This loading is an Alex's idea. It was tested with great instruments.

We have used 36 grams of shot with size of 7,5 (italian numeration). It is certainly a strong loading as You can see: pressure (742 bar) and velocity (425 m/s), so it can be used in game where You need for hight performance.

We have used the size 7,5 but if this cartridge is loaded with other numerations as n° 6, 5, 2 (for example) it is certainly a great loading also for wild pigeon, duck or goose.

Hull

Gauge	12
Mark	Nobel Sport
Model	T3 Plastic
Closing	Adapted for only crimp closure
Base height	16 mm
Total height	70 mm
Type	Plastic case with plane base wad.
Primer	U688 (Hight Power)
Details	This case is shived

Primer

Model	U 688
Mark	Nobel Sport
Varnish	Green
Chamber	Copper
Power	High Power
Use	It is valid for all the kind of lead basis weight.
Note	The explosive mixture used does not contain corrosive compounds.

Powder

Model	MBx36 (Year Old 2007)
Mark	Baschieri e Pellagri
Colour	Green+brown (bicolored)
Type	Modified laminated nitrocellulose
Dimensions	nominal dimension: 1,4x1,4x0,12 mm
Density	medium gravimetric density: 500 g/l
Dosing	1,90 grams
Note	It is a great powder for every weather. In a hot days it can be used 1,85 grams but don't worry the velocity will bee over the 400 m/s.

Wad

Gauge	12
Mark	Baschieri e Pellagri
Model	Z2M
Height	18 mm
Type	With pre-set fracture container, damping system and self-adjusting
Use	Cartridges with 35-38 grams of lead . (*)
Details	(*) The doses of lead are pure indicative and vary in relation to the others components of the cartridge.

Shot

Number	7,5 (Italian)
Diameter	2,4 mm
Unit weight	0,0821 grams
Type	Chilled shot. (*)
Use	In cartridges for hunting and sporting
Details	(*) Chilled shot. has a good ballistic efficiency because it reduces the deformations.
Dosing	36 grams

Clousure

It was made a crimp clousure with a MEC reloader

Height

The clousure was finished with a spool steel.

As You can see it is very good

Its finished height is 58mm.

P Max

642 bar

V/1

425 m/s

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This content was added to our website on Wednesday 27 February, 2008.