match bullet weight to rifling
by bj 
, Friday, January 15, 2016, 19:26 (3238 days ago) @ Art
People that use AR platform rifles for high power competition use bullets heavier than 55 grains- for the 600 yard stage they will use 75 to 80 grain bullets but this is done for aerodynamics not accuracy. I think the 50-55 grain bullets are likely to be more accurate at shorter ranges.
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- Considering a Ruger Ranch Rifle -
Art,
2016-01-15, 15:25
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- the new ones have a faster twist - 1 in 7 or 1 in 9 -
stonewalrus,
2016-01-15, 15:44
- the new ones have a faster twist - 1 in 7 or 1 in 9 -
Art,
2016-01-15, 17:15
- Here in TN I use it for a deer rifle- handy, light and our - stonewalrus, 2016-01-15, 17:51
- I have a 16" Tactical version in stainless... - rob, 2016-01-15, 20:09
- the new ones have a faster twist - 1 in 7 or 1 in 9 -
Art,
2016-01-15, 17:15
- They are robust and reliable. the initial expence is as high - Rob Leahy, 2016-01-15, 18:17
- match bullet weight to rifling -
bj,
2016-01-15, 19:26
- match bullet weight to rifling -
uncowboy,
2016-01-15, 20:07
- slings can definitely be a problem - bj, 2016-01-16, 20:24
- match bullet weight to rifling -
uncowboy,
2016-01-15, 20:07
- the new ones have a faster twist - 1 in 7 or 1 in 9 -
stonewalrus,
2016-01-15, 15:44