longcruise
70 Cal.
Can anyone tell me what was the twist rate on these rifles in 50 cal. Were they all the same or....?
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Either 1-20 0r 1-38. I here conflicting answers. They made both twists but not sure if they were available in all calibers.
I guess the earlier models were the faster twist 1/20. Later on they went to 1/38. I also guess they were more of an inline and not traditional.
Ballshooter
45 Cal.
I have the 50 it's 1:20 the 54 was 1:38
longcruise
70 Cal.
Thanks for those replies. I had trouble finding reliable information on them. I was considering one in 50 cal but it's a no go unless it's 1:48 or slower.
