By means of DNDA nitramine fractions in the formulation, it is hoped to produce gun propellants that have an almost temperature-independent burning behavior. The reason for this behavior is not clear yet. In the last years, it has become known that pressure oscillations may occur in the hole channels of gun propellant grains that may lead to a modification of the burning. To analyze the impact of such oscillations on the burning behavior of DNDA powders, tests with two different DNDA powders were performed in a closed vessel. In both cases, it could be demonstrated that the oscillations have a determining influence on the temperature behavior.