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Link Posted: 8/23/2004 8:25:47 AM EDT
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1:7 is the faster twist.

You can shoot all effective bullet weights from 55gr to 80gr(or more?) in the 1:7 twist barrel.

Why not spec the 1:7 barrel?


Thanks gaijin I just might do that. The oracle said that the round would stabilize faster, and the barrel would wear slower with a slower twist. But just for the sake of adaptability I may recommend the 1:7

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