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6/13/2005 11:30:03 AM EDT
I would like to built or buy a 20-inch upper for long range shooting. I plan on using 62 gr and perhaps some heavier bullets 69gr or 75 gr TAP.  Would a 1:8 be sufficent?

I know this has been beaten to death and I have read the oracle.  

Just want to make sure before I buy anything.




 
6/13/2005 1:05:41 PM EDT
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I would like to built or buy a 20-inch upper for long range shooting. I plan on using 62 gr and perhaps some heavier bullets 69gr or 75 gr TAP.  Would a 1:8 be sufficent?

I know this has been beaten to death and I have read the oracle.  

Just want to make sure before I buy anything.
 
1:8 is optimum for 77gr bullets.  My 1:8 has been accurate with everything I've tried down to 50 grain varmint ammo.
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