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Twist rate #8384874 12/22/13
Joined: Dec 2010 Posts: 126 E. Wa. mustanggt OP Campfire Member
OP mustanggt Campfire Member Joined: Dec 2010 Posts: 126 E. Wa.	What is the twist rate of a Winchester M70(new) featherweight in 7x57? I've done a lot of searching and have found different numbers. Not found anything on Winchesters web site either. Thank you. If liberals knew what they were missing, they�d give up drugs, sex and rock-n-roll for shooting and hunting. But then the rest of us would never draw an elk tag, so to hell with 'em! � James "Mitch" Vilos aka (Pancho Vilos)

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Re: Twist rate mustanggt #8387648 12/23/13
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Landrum Campfire Regular L Joined: Jan 2004 Posts: 812	A month or so back they had it listed as 1-9.5"

Re: Twist rate Landrum #8388543 12/23/13
Joined: Dec 2010 Posts: 126 E. Wa. mustanggt OP Campfire Member
OP mustanggt Campfire Member Joined: Dec 2010 Posts: 126 E. Wa.	Great! Thank you. That is one of the figures I saw mentioned in my searches. That should handle any length of bullet in 7mm. If liberals knew what they were missing, they�d give up drugs, sex and rock-n-roll for shooting and hunting. But then the rest of us would never draw an elk tag, so to hell with 'em! � James "Mitch" Vilos aka (Pancho Vilos)

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