Anyone know the twist rate of a Mannlicher 1952 in 243.

This says 10.

http://www.gscustomusa.com/twi...ebymanufacturer.html

You can easily measure the twist. A tight fitting patch on a cleaning rod ..Insert it a little way into the muzzzle, make a mark on the rod....then tape a sort of flag...masking tape works fine.. near the handle.


Push in the rod until you make a complete turn, put another mark on the rod..measure between the marks.

Not a new idea...

It's 1 in 10 in my rifling twist by manufacturer book.

The 52 carbine shoots tiny groups with 100gr SP. The Rem 700V not so much.

I'll measure it.

Thanks guys, Cool link too

Do what Duane sez! its a simple process, let the tap flag make one full turn and measure the distance in inches with marks on the rod. The gun in question is 1 turn in 10 inches (1X10)