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What is the twist on the 308 win in the Remington Varmit specials, 1/10 or 1/12?



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A 1in12 will work to and including 200grn. bullets. If you are shooting 100-200 yd matches I would use 125grn competition bullets and a 17twist barrel. I doubt anybody shoots over 135 grain bullets.
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Butch I'm just getting the taste of it with my 308 VS. If I like it I will build a 30x47L with a 1/17 twist.



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I just reread your first post. Get the 1-12.
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Butch I already have a remington varmit barrel is 308 win. I wanted to know wheather they are 1 in 10 OR 1 in 12. The Remington site doesn't say.



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Try checking it with a cleaning rod and a tight patch.


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Try checking it with a cleaning rod and a tight patch



Yep I was being lazy.



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Man,
I misread your post all the way.
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I am guessing 1 in 10 which would be standard for the 308. I would prefer a 12 though.

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I called Remy. They said it is 1 in 12. tu2



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WOW!

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Rem. 700 "Tactical" (PS or PSS), in .308 Win. is 1:12". It's either on the specs for the rifle online, or in the manual, I forget which.

Berger says the way to go, and the Dept. of Defense agrees, is 168 - 172 gr.

Dept. of Defense uses 175 gr. BT.
 
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