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How heavy of a bullet will the 1/9 twist work well with? Im hoping to use some in the 70gr range. I hope this isnt an old question but any thoughts are appreciated


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My 1 in 9 twist rifle shoots the 69 gr. MatchKing very well, as it does the 75 gr. AMax. Try N 540 or Varget, it should shoot well.

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I was going to try Varget and the 69gr matchkings so im on somewhat of a decent start. Thanks, it sure is easier to ask someone about their own experiences if one really desires to know


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My 16" 1/9 twist Bushmaster handles 77gr Noslers well at 2650 fps.

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my old 6200 HBAR shoots 64 grain bullets very well.


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My Colt HBar handles the Hornady 75s just fine.

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with a hot load most 9s will stablilize 80s... maybe not totally at 100 yards, but at longer ranges they will be asleep.... so your range of 70s should be no issue.

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The 69gr. SMK's and Nosler custom competition seem to perform the best in my 1:9 stag. Have also gotten very good performance from the 60gr. Nosler BT's.


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have shot up to 75's in all 3 of my 1/9 twists without issue, but never tried em under 100 yds


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