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Reloading
Berger and barrel twist
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<blockquote data-quote="Johnboy" data-source="post: 351487" data-attributes="member: 20409"><p>I don't think its THE recommended twist for that bullet.its the least twist that it takes to shoot that bullet.and if you think of the twist of a barrel like that then I wouldn't be able to shoot 52gn bullets or even 77gn bullets out of my 223 with a 1:9 twist.most of the time a faster twist will shoot the lighter bullets along with the heavies.thats why most go with a faster twist so they can have a more versatile rifel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Johnboy, post: 351487, member: 20409"] I don't think its THE recommended twist for that bullet.its the least twist that it takes to shoot that bullet.and if you think of the twist of a barrel like that then I wouldn't be able to shoot 52gn bullets or even 77gn bullets out of my 223 with a 1:9 twist.most of the time a faster twist will shoot the lighter bullets along with the heavies.thats why most go with a faster twist so they can have a more versatile rifel. [/QUOTE]
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