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so what are common rates of twist in 22 cal's

how does that compare with the 177's and what about progressive twists?


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Interesting, never even really considered twist rates.
There were a couple guns with the polygonal hole rather than rifling, but they seem not to have caught on.


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Originally posted by Joe Elrod:
so what are common rates of twist in 22 cal's

how does that compare with the 177's and what about progressive twists?


Commom 22 CFs are 1 in 7" to 1 in 16".

Commom 17 CFs are 1 in 9" to 1 in 10".

Don't know about rimfires.


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RWS M54 .22 cal is 14.5" twist.

R9 .20 cal is 16" twist.

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Whatever Styer use is the right one for .177 750 fps 8.4 grain.

The things just make one .177 size hole however many shots you do at 35y. Off a good bench indoors there is no group just one small neat hole.
I think they are now the most accurate airguns.
Shame I don't know anybody with a Hipower .22 I'd bet that would do one hole at 70 or even more yards.


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