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I checked that way, I believe that they checked out to be 1 in 10". It is a little hard to tell if there is slipage but they rotated a little over two times around and since there is only about 22" of rifling, I believe that they must be 1 in 10". I will check again and see. I checked...

4 722s.

222 L YY 2/52 232***
222 RM K E 5/58 415***
244 P C 6/56 387***
244 R B 11/55 373***

Interestingly the 244 appear to have a 1 in 10" twist in spite of the early manufacture dates, Remington verified that these are a fast twist.

Thanks for the info. I also emailed Remington and they say that even though my .244s were built in late 55 and early 56, they are the faster twist (1 in 10"). Everything that I have read says that the fast twist wasn't manufactured till much later. It is surprising that all of those writers got...

I have a .244 question that I was hoping that someone could help me with. I am the proud owner off 2 .244s in 722s. I am hoping to shoot them and I really am not ready to handload right now. I went on line and found some custom loads that look good ( Two places I found were Conley Precision Cartridg...