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Twist is not a dance.

Asked 07/04/2018 03:03 AM CT
by DAVID G in General
What is rate of twist. I noticed that information on quite a few pistol reviews that I read. After looking a little deeper into the subject, it seems that it is mentioned more in conjunction with rifles. I'm confused. Is it just useless information that doesn't really matter or does it make a difference with handguns?

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07/04/2018 03:27 AM CT
by James G - Lifetime Points: 92020

David, rate of twist is the complete revolution of a bullet in X amount of length of a rifled pistol or rifle barrel. Example 1 in 7 twist rate = 1revolutions every 7 inches of length.

07/04/2018 03:09 AM CT
by Steve P - Lifetime Points: 7541

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07/04/2018 03:09 AM CT
by Steve P - Lifetime Points: 7541
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Hi david, in a handgun I don't feel it's as important as a long gun. Twist Rates explained here - bergerbullets.com/wp_super_faq/what-do-you-mean-by-faster-and-slower-twist-rate/

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