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The amount of "powder" added to a case can have several effects.

  1. Velocity: - The more powder the greater the velocity
  2. Accuracy: - All guns react differently to the amount of powder. High velocity does not mean better accuracy. You need to experiment to find out which load suits your rifle/pistol.
  3. Safety: Too much powder can cause the casing to rupture. Always follow the reloading guide and never go above the maximum load.
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