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[Tungsten 0]

I have a Savage .223 with a 1.7 twist. Would using lighter bullets say 65 grain have an adverse affect on accuracy over heavier bullets like 73 or grain?

[jamie g 17]

I have a Savage .223 with a 1.7 twist. Would using lighter bullets say 65 grain have an adverse affect on accuracy over heavier bullets like 73 or grain?

 

 

s hould be ok i think it would shoot abit lighter ones well to. give them a try

[Deker 3,478]

I have a Savage .223 with a 1.7 twist. Would using lighter bullets say 65 grain have an adverse affect on accuracy over heavier bullets like 73 or grain?

 

 

Flip...1-7 twist ...what do you use this for, is this a dedicated target tool ...even 65g is heavy let alone 80g in a .223!?

[rob reynolds uk 3]

you only need to go 50 to 55grn in .223 for fox dont know the law on small deer though if you can use that weight bullet on them ?

Edited September 4, 2008 by rob reynolds uk

[Deker 3,478]

you only need to go 50 to 55grn in .223 for fox dont know the law on small deer though if you can use that weight bullet on them ?

 

 

Minimum

.22 CF, 50g Expanding, 1000ft lb

For CWD and Muntjac in England and Wales!