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Twist and Bullet Weight
« on: September 02, 2010, 04:00:57 PM »
What is the optimum twist and bullet weight for a 50-70 Govt?  I am planning on rebuilding an old Swed RB.

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Re: Twist and Bullet Weight
« Reply #1 on: September 02, 2010, 07:17:38 PM »
Bullet lenth and volocity give you the optum twist rate,if you are rebareling first choose a bullet lenth you want to youse,then the volicity you can achive( for instance a .971 long bullet traveling at 1350 fts the optum twist rate for stability is around 1-34 ,drop the velocity to 1200fts and twist drops to 1-32.7)this thory works realy well for BP cartrige rifles and was yoused by target shooters in the 1880s,it is not the Greenhill fomular,this is working of a .512 groove diameter and original 450gr style bullet

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Re: Twist and Bullet Weight
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