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12-11-2004, 06:34 AM
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Catfish is right! I had a Rem. 722 in .222 which I rechambered to .223. The 1/14" twist would not permit any accuracy with long pointed bullets over 55 grains, and this includes the old NATO ball round that uses a 55-grain spitzer boattail. However, it did shoot the Speer semi-spitzer 70 grain softpoint bullet, which is shorter, with acceptable accuracy. You'd find that Speer 70 grainer OK for Rehbock!
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