He converted the old LUP figure (which was 650 bars service pressure) to the psi equivalent.
http://www.onlineconversion.com/pressure.htm650 Bars = 4.21 (Long Tons / Square inch)
http://www.doublegunshop.com/forums/ubbt...age=4#Post61404Scroll down to 2-Pipers's post.
Note that in sir Gerald Burrard's work "The Modern Shotgun" Appendix III was a work on "The Piezoelectric Pressure Gauge and it's Application to the Measurement of Pressure in Shotguns" by A Watson, B.Sc., F.Inst.P. In this work he discusses the mounting of a piezoelectric (P) gauge & a lead crusher (L) gauge on opposite sides of a pressure bbl, both @ exactly 1.0" from breech giving simultaneous readings of the same shot. After a careful study of these readings the following was stated; "Over the range of pressures usually encountered at the one inch position in shotguns the reaings given by the two gauges are related by the equation;
P=1.5L(tons)-.5tons"
So, using "P=1.5L(tons)-.5tons"
4.21 LUP (Long Tons/Square Inch) = 5.815 Piezo (Long Tons/Square Inch)
Using 2240 pounds per long ton:
5.815 Piezo (Long Tons/Square In
Foot) = 13,026 Piezo PSI
I went wrong somewhere. Perhaps 2-piper will pipe in and tell me where I went wrong.