S stenger Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Jun 25, 2009 224 4 46 western Pa Jan 17, 2011 #1 Jan 17, 2011 #1 Anyone have any experience with a 1/9 twist barrel and 300 gr. SMK, Scenar, or bergers. I was just wondering if anyone has shot these bullets with that twist. What was the results? i just dont want to over spin them!
Anyone have any experience with a 1/9 twist barrel and 300 gr. SMK, Scenar, or bergers. I was just wondering if anyone has shot these bullets with that twist. What was the results? i just dont want to over spin them!
K killer_penguin Sergeant Full Member Minuteman Nov 8, 2010 167 0 45 Jan 18, 2011 #2 Jan 18, 2011 #2 Re: 338 lapua improved It's pretty tough to overspin a bullet, unless you are talking the little light jacketed varmint bullets. Considering 1:10 or 1:11 is the common twist when shooting 250's, I see no harm in a 1:9 with 300's. That being said, my 1:10 shoots 300's just fine.
Re: 338 lapua improved It's pretty tough to overspin a bullet, unless you are talking the little light jacketed varmint bullets. Considering 1:10 or 1:11 is the common twist when shooting 250's, I see no harm in a 1:9 with 300's. That being said, my 1:10 shoots 300's just fine.
mavrick10_2000 Private Full Member Minuteman Jan 8, 2009 553 3,514 Oklahoma Jan 18, 2011 #3 Jan 18, 2011 #3 Re: 338 lapua improved There are several folks running 1:9.2 or 1:9.5 twists with the 300's in .338 Lapua. Improved really should make any difference.
Re: 338 lapua improved There are several folks running 1:9.2 or 1:9.5 twists with the 300's in .338 Lapua. Improved really should make any difference.
Swift Chief Bagel Technician Full Member Minuteman Aug 4, 2010 1,460 0 36 Cleveland, OH Jan 19, 2011 #4 Jan 19, 2011 #4 Re: 338 lapua improved Shouldn't be much of an issue. They're heavy enough that it would be really tough to overspin them.
Re: 338 lapua improved Shouldn't be much of an issue. They're heavy enough that it would be really tough to overspin them.