That you'll over spin a Barnes or Hammer bullet. Sierra or Berger, yes.What is not true?
That you'll over spin a Barnes or Hammer bullet. Sierra or Berger, yes.What is not true?
Nowhere did I say that. I think you misconstrued my response. The OP asked ...That you'll over spin a Barnes or Hammer bullet. Sierra or Berger, yes.
... and my response ...My question is with a 1 in 8 twist could I still run the lighter 100 to 104 grain stuff like the Barnes TTSX and the Hammers or would it spin them too fast? Thanks for y'alls help!
Also, see my #10 post.Yes, it will, but it depends highly on the bullet's construction.
May I ask what 6.5 your getting that kinda speed fromAbsolutely. I've run 6.5 124 Hammers at 3960 from a 1-6" twist with good results.
All manner of Hammer lightweights, in a variety of calibers with faster twists at extreme velocity have been tested without ill effect.
Many of us have come to prefer the faster twist.
It's a 6.5 Ultracat. Basically an improved RUM case. I don't have access to my notes this minute, but if I recall 103 grains of LRT.May I ask what 6.5 your getting that kinda speed from
Definitely interested in the data
You cannot over spin the mono's, cup and core you can. So the ones you mention should do fantastic. Have fun!The first rifle I ever bought myself was the limited run stainless, fluted Remington 700 in 257 Weatherby mag. Have the rifle still but it needs a new barrel. I ordered a Bartlein carbon wrapped 5R twist in a 1 in 8 twist off their recommendation to run some heavier bullets. My question is with a 1 in 8 twist could I still run the lighter 100 to 104 grain stuff like the Barnes TTSX and the Hammers or would it spin them too fast? Thanks for y'alls help!