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1/9?
Well, maybe. Most of these rifles were made with a 1 in 12" twist. This twist was judged best for the lighter varmint bullets (40-52 gr). Some newer .223 rifles are offered with 1-9" twists. Its best to check the rifle to make sure which one it is to be certain.
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