But too fast a twist can spin bullets too fast, and, with bullets more unbalanced more than others, the centrifugal forces they have will pull them off the muzzle axis when shot; accuracy gets worse. Which is why competitive shooters use a twist as slow as possible for best accuracy. If the rifling engraves the jacket too much weakening it, the jacket will split and fly off the lead core.
Bake, benchresters shoot the .30 BR round with 110 to 125 grain bullets in 1:17 or 1:18 twist barrels. And the .308 Win will shoot bullets those weights very accurate with the same twist
While I don't have any actual data to back up my claim, during my research when constructing a fast twist .22-250 I constantly ran into claims from various forums and other sources that a faster twist will shorten a barrels life with all else equal.