Shiloh 38-55 rate of twist

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Jim VanMiddlesworth
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Shiloh 38-55 rate of twist

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What is the twist rate Shiloh is using for 38-55s? Mine was made 2 years ago.
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Re: Shiloh 38-55 rate of twist

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It probably took longer to post this question than it would have to measure it yourself. Just push a tight fitting patch through your bore and measure how far it takes for the rod to make one revolution. I don't know what Shiloh normally uses for a twist, but someone else will probably let us know.
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Re: Shiloh 38-55 rate of twist

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I know how to measure it but the gun is in the safe in the basement and the cleaning rod is out in the shop.
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Re: Shiloh 38-55 rate of twist

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I know how to measure it but the gun is in the safe in the basement and the cleaning rod is out in the shop.
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Re: Shiloh 38-55 rate of twist

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Thanks, Kirk.
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