Berger has a twist rate stability calculator that I have been messing with. Basically like a ballistic calculator but input your barrel twist rate and it will tell you about a particular bullet stability coming out of your barrel.
The more I use it, the more I question its sanity.
Wouldn't a tool like this need to know barrel length or is that insignificant in calculating bullet stability?
The more I use it, the more I question its sanity.
Wouldn't a tool like this need to know barrel length or is that insignificant in calculating bullet stability?