Odds are, yes. I was going to post that earlier, but I can't say for sure. It would seem strange if Winchester went to the trouble to change the twist on those guns, but you never know.
I have a Remington 700 BDL DBM SS chambered in 25-06. My buddy has a Remington ADL in 25-06 as well. His gun shoots 117 grain bullets well Mine won't shoot them at all. I have to shoot 100 grain bullets. Mine shoots 100 grain bullets exceptionally well. Not sure it his does or not.
Do you think these 2 guns have different rates of twist? What is the most common in the 25-06?
I'm sure they are both 1/10 in the 25-06. The real difference as i recall in the BDL and ADL is cosmetic, wood versus synthetic and things of that nature. I'd be very surprised if they had a different twist rate. From my experiences every gun will simply have 1 or 2 loads it will simply shoot better than the rest.
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