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....with varying bullets.

Has anyone noticed how someone is saying they need only one rifle yet they keep talking about 2-3 DIFFERENT twist rates to get their specialty bullets to perform?
And, that .223 is such a versitale chambering yet it needs these 2-3 different barrels to get the job done.

Now I've shot 125gr varmint bullets through my .308's up to 168gr match bullets.
All the rifles had one barrel and one twist rate of 1-10 each and would do from 1-1/2" groups on down to 1/2MOA or less depending on whether or not they had short barrels with open sights or happened to be heavy barrel target rifles with scopes.
All the bullets performed as needed or better with only one twist rate and needed only one barrel per rifle.

Hmmmm.....

 

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Yep figures the Pigeon Of Pagosa couldn't figure out his own ramblings and gets trapped in them.

Again Tard lets go over what YOU have prattled on about over the last several YEARS over the internet.

First I remember when YOU posted under the name Blueyes( Or was it Blue balls?) over on PN about the virtues of a canned CAR and the old 1-12"BBL Twist. Best when used withthe .22unit IIRC.

Now you need a 1-8 twist for long range shooting with the 80grbullet to keep up with a .308 and of course in a longer barrel.
1-7" is supposed to over spin the lighter ones.

1-9" might be a good compromise. But might not work for bullet weights on the extreme ends of the spectrum.

Sooooo......if you scrounge odd weight ammo or bullets where does that leave you eh?

Nowhere anyway because this is just a internet fantasy for you anyhow.

 

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Yeah yeah yeah you don't even know exactly what I have.

Nor do I care to tell you either.

You would be surprized at what I already have owned and tried.

You're just to ignorant and arrogant to learn from anyone else hell you can't even learn from your own mistakes.

And YOU will be doomed to repeat them if you don't.