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Remington's site says 12. I thought they were 10. Are the new ones slower than the previous models? Please clarify for me. I am thinking of picking one up.
You'll be good up to the 175 grain bullets and maybe a little heavier with the 1 in 12. The 1 in 10 would sling the 208/210 grain rounds well. If you are looking to stay at 175 and below, you will be fine with the 1 in 12.
I have a varmint 1:12. Tried the 208 amax before I chopped it and showed some promise. Guess I'll load up some more and give it a whirl with the 20" barrel and see where it leads me.
I just picked up a new SPS Tactical and its 1:12 twist. So far its shooting the 155's and 167's well, opened up a bit with the 175's / Varget combo. I've shot the 26" SPS 1:12 with 208 A-Max's with reasonable results.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: gopherslayer</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Remington's site says 12. I thought they were 10. Are the new ones slower than the previous models? Please clarify for me. I am thinking of picking one up. </div></div>
As stated the SPS Tactical is 1:12
The SPS Tactical AAC-SD is 1:10
1:10 is FASTER than the 1:12
The Remington 1:12 barrels have no problem shooting 175gr Match Kings. It has been my experience that the 155 Scenars don't shoot as well at close range, but go to sleep around 200.