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I would like to know if my one in 9.25 twist rate 7 mag will shoot the 175 grain eld x bullets. Hornady says 1 in 8.5 is best
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Depends on your altitude, for one one thing. If you have the bullet specs you can plug in the numbers here and see: http://www.bergerbullets.com/twist-rate-calculator/
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It shoots in a true 1-9 twist but rifle barrels vary and bullets don't always follow the rules. Test it out and I would also shoot some into some type of media to see if they have a tendency to yaw after impact. If any question the 168s are very good and don't give up much to the 175s.
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Then that's what you should enter where it says "altitude."
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If you can’t stabilize the 175, consider the 162. It kills, too. P
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