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twist rate for rebarreling .270
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<blockquote data-quote=".300 Dakota" data-source="post: 1697286" data-attributes="member: 106514"><p>I noticed no pressure or loss of velocity when firing a 1:9 25-06 with 1:10 data or with a 1:8 30 Nosler with 1:10 data. Now I am noticing some very slight shortcomings from a 1:9.5 338 Edge wildcat compared to 1:10 data, as well as from a 1:8 .260 Rem when using 1:9 data, but I'm wondering how much is due to the twist and how much is from the barrel itself. Some barrels are faster than others, even with the same twist and length. I don't think you'll notice IF you're missing anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE=".300 Dakota, post: 1697286, member: 106514"] I noticed no pressure or loss of velocity when firing a 1:9 25-06 with 1:10 data or with a 1:8 30 Nosler with 1:10 data. Now I am noticing some very slight shortcomings from a 1:9.5 338 Edge wildcat compared to 1:10 data, as well as from a 1:8 .260 Rem when using 1:9 data, but I'm wondering how much is due to the twist and how much is from the barrel itself. Some barrels are faster than others, even with the same twist and length. I don't think you'll notice IF you're missing anything. [/QUOTE]
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