Twist rate of Savage 110 in 7mm Rem Mag ?

[OldDog]

I recently bought a 110 in 7mm Rem Mag,and as far as I can deduce it is made in 1993..I got a box of 150gr with it,and it really shoots good with them.I plan to load for it,and would like to go heavier because I already have a 30-06 that I shoot 150s in,as well as a 270 that I load with 130s..Midway has some 175 flatbase soft points that I think I would like to try,but they really look long,and I am afraid they wont stabilize..Did these 110s all share the same rate of twist,and if so do any of you know what it is? Thanks

[wbm]

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[OldDog]

Thanks..How well does a 1 in 9.5" twist stabilize something like a 175gr Cor lokt?.Also ,I know it's off topic,but will a standard long action 110 stock fit this rifle,or do the magnum have a different length action?.

[CFJunkie]

JBM bullet stability calculator
http://www.jbmballistics.com/cgi-bin/jbmstab-5.1.cgi

Berger bullet stability calculator
https://bergerbullets.com/twist-rate-calculator/

You provide the data on the bullets and you'll have your answer.
Get out your calipers or search for the bullet data on the manufacturer's web site.

[OldDog]

Thanks.I could not find the length of the CorLokt,but used 1.35" based on the lengths of other similar bullets that were listed in the chart,and I entered 2,750 fps.I got a green listing of 1.750 for stability .

[CFJunkie]

According to QuickLOAD the 175 Remington PSP Corelokt is 1.276"

[PhilC]

I also have one in 7RM manufactured in '85 not sure on the twist, but it really likes 150 - 160gn bullets. Used 150NBTs for deer and 160NPTs for elk. Would have to check my records to see if I ever loaded 175s. Standard length long action - https://www.savageshooters.com/conte...Action-Lengths