Hello, im new here and I have just one quick question that I can't seem to find a definite answer to.
I'm wanting to build a rifle based on the remington 700 sps long range since it is the cheapest way to get a action and a heavier barrel to start with. My intentions would be to build to a long range build. However, it has a twist rate of 9 1/8" which seems odd for a factory gun.
My question is am I going to run into excessive rpms and suffer accuracy with hand-loading some the popular bullets ranging from 185-240. I'm aware that the 220-240 grains require a 9" twist to stabilize. I just don't want to be limited to these bullets if I find that a lighter bullet would be a better solution.
Or
Will i be better off buying an action and getting an aftermarket barrel in 10" twist.
Thanks from the rook
I'm wanting to build a rifle based on the remington 700 sps long range since it is the cheapest way to get a action and a heavier barrel to start with. My intentions would be to build to a long range build. However, it has a twist rate of 9 1/8" which seems odd for a factory gun.
My question is am I going to run into excessive rpms and suffer accuracy with hand-loading some the popular bullets ranging from 185-240. I'm aware that the 220-240 grains require a 9" twist to stabilize. I just don't want to be limited to these bullets if I find that a lighter bullet would be a better solution.
Or
Will i be better off buying an action and getting an aftermarket barrel in 10" twist.
Thanks from the rook