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No I haven't, I don't know why but I have never got around to buying a chrony yet. It has been enough years now since I started reloading I should probably get one.
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Do you need a special twist rate to stabilize those 160 partitions?
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I shoot 130 gr. Nosler E-Tips out of my .270 WSM. 63.0 gr. of RL22 gives MV's of 3300 fps out of the 24" barrel, and sub-MOA accuracy.
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Do you need a special twist rate to stabilize those 160 partitions? Nope. They were designed for standard twist .270 Winchesters.
You didn't use logic or reason to get into this opinion, I cannot use logic or reason to get you out of it.
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I shoot 130 gr. Nosler E-Tips out of my .270 WSM. 63.0 gr. of RL22 gives MV's of 3300 fps out of the 24" barrel, and sub-MOA accuracy. Hey Bighorn, how off the lands are your 130 E-Tips? I have heard they are very sensitive to "jump" and have been frustrated trying to get good accuracy out of a couple calibers of E-Tips. Appreciate any advice you can provide. Thanks, Rex
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