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Thread: 6.5 prc 28inch barrel load data

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    6.5 prc 28inch barrel load data

    Hi all just seeing if there is a 6.5 PRC shooter using 28inch barrel with 153 Atip or 156 berger 1.7.5 twist ,after some start load data ? I have heaps of rl26 and h1000

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    You must be a boasting. having heaps of rl26 and h1000. sorry couldnt help myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim Dicko View Post
    You must be a boasting. having heaps of rl26 and h1000. sorry couldnt help myself.
    No, am not boasting at all thanks

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    Just got a question. I get the heavier bullet being spun like crazy will be flatter at long range (beyond 1km). But is there a cost shooting such a fast twist? Is spin drift noticeably worse than 1/9 for example?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dead is better View Post
    Just got a question. I get the heavier bullet being spun like crazy will be flatter at long range (beyond 1km). But is there a cost shooting such a fast twist? Is spin drift noticeably worse than 1/9 for example?
    If the bullet is perfectly round, faster is better. But if you have a very slight unbalanced bullet, the faster twist will make it more unstable compared to a slower twist rate if that makes sense?
    And if it's too fast, the bullet will come apart mid air and never get to the target...

 

 

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