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jeepmann1948
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357 barrel twist rate
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September 26, 2012, 02:23:45 PM »
Has anyone had any experience with a 1-20 twist 357 barrel?I got one on the cheap and am ciphering as to what to do with it .(Just what I need another project
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Just seen those on DWhite's forum. Given the velocities that can be obtained, 158gr might be the heaviest practical bullet weight.
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Just loadup and try it.. You will know soom emough.
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