OK that's what I couldn't exactly get my head around ,so if it starts at 1-10 and finishes at 1_9 it's it's going to continue at 1_9 throughout the rest of it's flight.
Not quite, but it's a little more subtle. When it finished at 1-9 it was mechanically coupled to the barrel and its rifling. Downrange is different.
As the bullet travels through the air its forward speed and rpm both decrease. Each 9 inches the bullet travels downrange takes longer than the previous 9 inches. The forward speed of the bullet decays faster than its rpm, so even though the spin is slowing the bullet gets more spin into each 9 inches of travel downrange.