longwinters
Handloader
- Oct 10, 2004
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This question is framed around my 22-250 but is relevant to any caliber.
Generally speaking, the slower the twist in a rifle barrel the lighter bullet you should shoot for accuracy. I know this is not cast in cement, but is generally true.
My question is, would pushing a heavier bullet faster (or slower) potentially give you better accuracy in the same barrel?
Long
Generally speaking, the slower the twist in a rifle barrel the lighter bullet you should shoot for accuracy. I know this is not cast in cement, but is generally true.
My question is, would pushing a heavier bullet faster (or slower) potentially give you better accuracy in the same barrel?
Long
