03-18-2020, 07:37 PM
I like Brian Litz's research and according to him there's no downside to "overstabilizing" a bullet. Main benefit is improving the long-range accuracy by keeping a bullet more stable through the transonic zone.
Possible downsides are blowing up bullets, but that's not an issue at any Grendel velocity (and certainly not in the minor difference between 1:7 and 1:7.5). Also, some think there's a velocity loss with tighter twists and, technically, there is but Litz's actual testing showed it to be something like 1.33 fps per inch of twist completely insignificant!
So, MONSTER 20 in 6mmARC is totally within the realm of possiblity.
Possible downsides are blowing up bullets, but that's not an issue at any Grendel velocity (and certainly not in the minor difference between 1:7 and 1:7.5). Also, some think there's a velocity loss with tighter twists and, technically, there is but Litz's actual testing showed it to be something like 1.33 fps per inch of twist completely insignificant!
So, MONSTER 20 in 6mmARC is totally within the realm of possiblity.
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