Ok, so you are going for a heavy bullet gun. I just had to look up my 10.3" Colt to see what the rate is on it. It is 1 in 7.faster twist stabilizes lighter bullets slower twist stabilizes heavier bullets better.....
Ok, so you are going for a heavy bullet gun. I just had to look up my 10.3" Colt to see what the rate is on it. It is 1 in 7.faster twist stabilizes lighter bullets slower twist stabilizes heavier bullets better.....
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Ok, so you are going for a heavy bullet gun. I just had to look up my 10.3" Colt to see what the rate is on it. It is 1 in 7.
I tried to see if it's marked on the barrel. I can't see my barrel.So is my Sig 556.
I tried to see if it's marked on the barrel. I can't see my barrel.
I tried to see if it's marked on the barrel. I can't see my barrel.
I think that's backwards. It's 1 full rotation in 12 inches of barrel vs 1 rotation in 7 inches.lighter......50gr and under 12 turns in 1 is fast than 7 turns in 1....
sorry got it backwards 1 in 12 is slower than 1 in7........need slower for lighter bullets.....dyslexic
sorry got it backwards 1 in 12 is slower than 1 in7........need slower for lighter bullets.....dyslexic
now I am confused
Off with your head.
So did I. If it wasn't for Google I couldn't participate in any of these conversations.I googled it.
12 in 1 means that it is a faster twist than 7 in 1.