If that makes a vast difference in bullets up to the traditional 250-grain lead-core spitzers, would love to hear about it. Plus, almost all the .35 bullets over 250 grains are designed to stabilize in the traditional 1-16 twist--even the 280-grain A-Frame.
Plus, every load you've mentioned to me during our discussions has been lighter than 250 grains.
I understand this but I see no down side to more twist unless fragile jacketed bullet. I've experienced excellent accuracy from 180 grain TTSX to 250 grain Hornaday.
I got banned on another web site for a debate that happened on this site. That's a first
