1 in 10 twist
12-26-2007 | 09:47 PM
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1 in 10 twist
was wondering if i will see a difference in accuracy do to bullet weight and a 1 in 10 twist ? i will be getting a .243 tommorrow and was looking for some suggstions on bullets also. thanks
12-26-2007 | 09:56 PM
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RE: 1 in 10 twist
ORIGINAL: hurley0816
was wondering if i will see a difference in accuracy do to bullet weight and a 1 in 10 twist ? i will be getting a .243 tommorrow and was looking for some suggstions on bullets also. thanks
was wondering if i will see a difference in accuracy do to bullet weight and a 1 in 10 twist ? i will be getting a .243 tommorrow and was looking for some suggstions on bullets also. thanks
You want heavy bullets for 1 in 10 twist.
12-26-2007 | 10:36 PM
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RE: 1 in 10 twist
1/10 is most common for the .243 win. Works upto 120 grs, it should work fine for 80-100gr bullets (as this is the common usage area for the cartridge). Below 80gr a faster twist ratewillstabilize andshould achievebetter accuracy/results.
12-27-2007 | 06:23 AM
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RE: 1 in 10 twist
ORIGINAL: skeeter 7MM
1/10 is most common for the .243 win. Works upto 120 grs, it should work fine for 80-100gr bullets (as this is the common usage area for the cartridge). Below 80gr a faster twist ratewillstabilize andshould achievebetter accuracy/results.
1/10 is most common for the .243 win. Works upto 120 grs, it should work fine for 80-100gr bullets (as this is the common usage area for the cartridge). Below 80gr a faster twist ratewillstabilize andshould achievebetter accuracy/results.
