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    Which bullet for 1/7 twist 5.56.

    What bullet have you found to be the most accurate for a 16 inch 1/7 twist barrel?
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    I have only tried 77 gr SMK so far in my 20" 1/8 twist
    These are loaded to mag length..


    Others around here have more experience with diffrent loadings than I..
    They will chime in shortly..
    Last edited by mapper; March 10th, 2014 at 09:36 PM.

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    I think that you are going to find out that heavier is better - either way. My poodle shooter destroys 55 gr FMJ bullets at the velocity I push them using a 1:7 twist.

    Those 77gr SMKs Mapper mentions, in my 16" CMMG 1:7 will put those baby bullets in an eyeball size hole all day long at 200 yards. And I believe the group is that big only because my optic has a 1MOA dot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rumbler View Post
    I think that you are going to find out that heavier is better - either way. My poodle shooter destroys 55 gr FMJ bullets at the velocity I push them using a 1:7 twist.

    Those 77gr SMKs Mapper mentions, in my 16" CMMG 1:7 will put those baby bullets in an eyeball size hole all day long at 200 yards. And I believe the group is that big only because my optic has a 1MOA dot.

    You seem waaaay to intimate with the poodle shooter! I bet you have a secret 9mm arsenal going.
    Last edited by BlueBronco; March 13th, 2014 at 11:24 AM.
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    You seem waaaay to intimate with the poodle shooter! I bet you have a secrete 9mm arsenal going.

    Naw.....he preffers the .380 for it's sheer stopping power.

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    If it weren't for Rumbler, the caliber war might die down.

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    You don't really believe that BR . You're way more intelligent than that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueBronco View Post
    You seem waaaay to intimate with the poodle shooter! I bet you have a secrete 9mm arsenal going.


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    Quote Originally Posted by BlueBronco View Post
    You seem waaaay to intimate with the poodle shooter! I bet you have a secret 9mm arsenal going.

    I thought it was called a litter??
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    Wow. You guys are brutal. I love it!!!



    This is as good a place/time to admit it as any so here goes . . . .


    I've done some more research and testing. I have come to the conclusion that both the 9MM and the .380ACP get a bad rap. They are grossly underrated as defensive cartridges.


    Through testing myself I have been able to factually establish that loading either cartridge into a wrist rocket (surgical tubing slingshot) and letting it fly can indeed - quite plausibly - put someone's eye out! . . . . if they are close enough.

    I'd rather be lucky than good, but I'd rather KNOW I'm good than HOPE to get lucky.

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