They will.
Shot some today in my 1:12 Savage barrel.
Terry
Fellas I have been shooting a 69gr nosler out of my 12vlp with good results out to 500yd but at 1k the wind is killing me with only about a 20% hit rate on a man size target. I would like to try the 80gr berger if I can get it to stabilize I was hoping sombody could save me the trouble if sombody knows it will not.
thanks LF
They will.
Shot some today in my 1:12 Savage barrel.
Terry
WOW! That's the first I've ever heard of that one..... 80's out of a 1-12 twist?
MSG, US Army (R)/NRA F Class Match Director/NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
"The Nut behind the Butt is Responsible for the flight of the Bullet!"
What caliber? Will be fine in a 6mm, won't be in a 223.
Good point... for some reason when I saw 1-9 Twist.... I instantly thought .223
MSG, US Army (R)/NRA F Class Match Director/NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
"The Nut behind the Butt is Responsible for the flight of the Bullet!"
6BROriginally Posted by kschilling
I shoot 80,s in my .223 with 1:9 twist.
How to they perform at 500+ yards?
MSG, US Army (R)/NRA F Class Match Director/NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
"The Nut behind the Butt is Responsible for the flight of the Bullet!"
Havn't tried the Berger's but 80gr A-max's over 24.2gr varget shoot MOA of Sam's cola can @ 300yds out of my .223 w/ 1:8 twist .
Interesting.... I mainly shot 75 BTHP out of mine. I then changed to the barrel to a 1-7 twist for 90 grain VLD's. I know someone with a 1-9 twist on their .223...... might have to go play with it.....
MSG, US Army (R)/NRA F Class Match Director/NRA Certified Range Safety Officer
"The Nut behind the Butt is Responsible for the flight of the Bullet!"
1/2 MOAOriginally Posted by kschilling
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