Any one know of a referrence to find the twist rate of a Remington 600 Mohawk in .243 and .308 (not the 660 vent rib)?
I'm also looking for favorite (accurate) loads in both. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by rifleshooter
Any one know of a referrence to find the twist rate of a Remington 600 Mohawk in .243 and .308 (not the 660 vent rib)?
I'm also looking for favorite (accurate) loads in both. Thanks.
They are both probably 1-10". It is easy to measure it in your rifle. Cleaning rod & ...
The one we used to have in 243 was really fond of a max charge of IMR4831 or H4350 under a 100 grain Nosler partition. It accounted for a whole lot of deer in the hands of my wife and both daughters before they moved on to bigger calibers. Passed it on to a friend for his daughter, and he's ready to pass it back to me for my own granddaughter if she shows an interest.
Just too good a ...
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Originally Posted by brav01
The 243 should be 1;10 twist and the 308 should be 1;12 twist.
I know that Winchester produced rifles with a 1:12 and maybe Remington did too (?), but I thought that Remington made their hunting weight 308s with a 1:10. Perhaps this changed during their manufacturing 308s I don't...
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Originally Posted by 1Cor15:19
I know that Winchester produced rifles with a 1:12 and maybe Remington did too (?), but I thought that Remington made their hunting weight 308s with a 1:10. Perhaps this changed during their manufacturing 308s I don't know. I do know that they now come with 1:10 or 1:12 depending upon the ...
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Originally Posted by BrownBear
Back at first intro, Remingtons's then-244 had a 1:12 twist and Winchester's 243 had a 1:10. The 244 wouldn't handle 100 grain spitzers, while the 243 would. Remington increased twist rate to 1:10 and renamed the round the 6mm Remington.
Sorry BB I guess my post was a bit ...
I kinda wondered if you weren't talking about the 308 rather than the 243/6mm, but decided to post that anyway. Thanks for the clarification, though.
Now here's a further complication. I've got an early manufacture pre-64 Model 70 Featherweight in 308, and it's 1:12! I have only a vague recollection, but IIRC that was Winchester's standard twist for those early Featherweights. The ...
I don't know when the 1-12" .308 caliber twist rate became a concern (problem?) but my '65 edition of the Weatherby catalog lists the .300 with a 1-12" rate (I know,even they eventually went to 1-10"). They also list the available .300 Weatherby ammo with 110,150,180,220 RN & FMJ Hornadys and 150,180,and 200 Noslers. Evidently 1-12 worked for them.
I know when trying to decide what twist ...
Quote: Originally Posted by BrownBear Back at first intro, Remingtons's then-244 had a 1:12 twist and Winchester's 243 had a 1:10. The 244 wouldn't handle 100 grain spitzers, while the 243 would. Remington increased twist rate to 1:10 and renamed the round the 6mm Remington. Sorry BB I guess my post was a bit vague. I meant that Winchester's original 308 Winchester rifles came with a 1:12 twist. I did not mean to imply or...
Quote: Originally Posted by rifleshooter I've been hijacked! Can anyone answer the original question (not all the probablys), a refferrence would be great. Thanks. I did. 1:10" for 243. Not sure about the 308 cuzz I've never owned one, but it's either 1:10 or 1:12 I bet. Either should stabilize bullets to 180.
I don't know when the 1-12" .308 caliber twist rate became a concern (problem?) but my '65 edition of the Weatherby catalog lists the .300 with a 1-12" rate (I know,even they eventually went to 1-10"). They also list the available .300 Weatherby ammo with 110,150,180,220 RN & FMJ Hornadys and 150,180,and 200 Noslers. Evidently 1-12 worked for them. I know when trying to decide what twist rate to go...
I have a 660 mohawk without the rib in 243 Win with 1/10 and a 660 with the rib in 308 with a 1/12 twist rate. The 243 is my wife's wedding present. The 308 is a future brush gun. Both have really nice wood. Sincerely, Thomas
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