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Barrel twist rates on German drillings
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Was there a standard twist rate for 7x57r and 7x65r used by sauer and other gunsmiths on bbf’s and drilling’s?
 
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Almost all the makers got their barrels from Sauer or Merkel and probably made to CIP standard. I would look to the Merkel site for their twist rates but the standard rate I have seen for both the 7x57R and the 7x65R is 220mm or 8.66. I ordered a LW 7mm barrel and they quoted 8.7 inches. You may want to actually measure with older guns.
 
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There is a ton of barrels from Schilling Forge as well. I don't know their twist rates, however.


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The German loading manual "Wiederladen" shows 220 mm (Basically 8.7 inches) for both of these rounds, as well as for their rimless counterparts. That said, if you are looking at a rifle to purchase the only way to be certain is to measure it. This is particularly true for older rifles.
 
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Thanks for your help
 
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