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Ive heard a good sounding theory or explaination, but I cant put it into words like someone else may be able to. Im not knowledgable enough on it.
Something about the tighter bore will crate more pressure faster so shorter bullets slower twist rate, opposite for 237...
also heard its a difference in the rifling hight inside the bore, .237 cuts into and grips the bullet a thousanth more than the .236, thurs creating a pressure difference to push the bullet out...
also heard its a difference in the rifling hight inside the bore, .237 cuts into and grips the bullet a thousanth more than the .236, thurs creating apressure difference to push the bullet out...
The .236" has taller lands by 1/2 thousands, It is the default bore size that Krieger offers for their long range 6mm barrels. Anything listed faster than 10 twist is .236" Brux as mentioned only offers .236". I have owned .237" and have had excellent results, just like longer life, and barrels less picky to lot to lot variations in bullet diameters.
Have you pinned them to check the actual size, I doubt it. A good barrel is a good barrel. How thick is a human brown hair-.003to.004. .0005 looks small doesn't it?
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