I asked earlier if the correct twist for 25-06 is 1:10 or 1.9.125. Remington responded and said 1:10. I appreciate the responses from the community but will trust the manufacturer unless someone has specific evidence to the contrary. On the other question I selected a best answer with a link that showed 1:10 twist for the 25-06. Wish I could of responded to my own question with this info but had to start a new one.

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I asked earlier if the correct twist for 25-06 is 1:10 or 1.9.125.  Remington responded and said 1:10.  I appreciate the responses from the community but will trust the manufacturer unless someone has specific evidence to the contrary.  On the other question I selected a best answer with a link that showed 1:10 twist for the 25-06.  Wish I could of responded to my own question with this info but had to start a new one.

James G. · Answer

Thanks for the update. I too would trust the Manufacturer in this case. This will certainly help the community members. Thanks again for sharing what you found out.

Randy I. · Answer

Well I for one think you could never tell the difference in the accuracy between a 1:10 and a 1:9.125 but I am glad you got the info from Remington I still wonder if they rounded up to make the specs easier as all the 700 cdl were listed with the same twist and different calibers

Steve P. · Answer

Hi Daniel, I apologize for the info there. I actually wrote to them last night too and received the same response this morning. Many searches leaned towards the 1.925" twist rate. So now we know for future reference.

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