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Velocity offsets the tighter twist requirements. Only way to know is to shoot it.
I'm surprised at how many folks don't 'get' this. Only two ways to make a bullet spin faster. You either increase twist rate (which can only be done by swapping barrels), or you increase the velocity. Sometimes you can make a bullet shoot out of a rifle it's not supposed to stabilize in by maxing out the velocity. I shoot 107 gr bullets out of a factory 243 barrel and 65 gr bullets in a factory 223, both Remington 700s with relatively slow (varmint) twist barrels. I have to max those mothers out, but they will shoot very well. On paper, they aren't supposed to pull this off... reality says differently.
You gonna pull them pistols, or whistle Dixie?
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