Does "Over-Annealing" Impact Shot Dynamics?

[straightshooter1]

To be honest - with our eyes having a resolution of only 0.1mm, 3 angular degrees, and much cruder measures in other areas…

I seriously doubt our eyes are any better at discerning any differences in glow; we’re not Japanese swordsmiths who’re totally Zenned out in their craft and can actually tell the difference…

I think we’ll have to chalk this one up to bubbatech or bubbalore

Hmmm??? How do you corelate resolution with intensity?

Though I've got old light blue eyes, they're still very sensitive to light . . . .always have been. And I don't find it hard to distinguish between a dull orange glow and a bright white glow and something in between.

 

[misser]

there is a device that can check hardness of brass '' W-20A Webster Hardness Tester for Aluminum Alloy Metal Durometer'' i have never used one my self

 

[Edsel]

Hmmm??? How do you corelate resolution with intensity?

To be honest - with our eyes having a resolution of only 0.1mm, 3 angular degrees, and much cruder measures in other areas…

Ahem

Times like these, you’d be wishing for the accessory eyes of jumping spiders.

 

[Edsel]

there is a device that can check hardness of brass '' W-20A Webster Hardness Tester for Aluminum Alloy Metal Durometer'' i have never used one my self View attachment 8492367

In the videos from AMP, I think they measured the indentations using low - power microscopes, if this tool is a junior version of what they used.

 

[misser]

there are a few youtube videos using the tool