Your english is fine my friend. I too wanted the 223 as well but they are few and far between here. Honestly I wanted the 30-06 like you but couldn't find one at the time of looking. People who have these rifles in Australia rarely sell them for good reason. Thanks for subscribing. i really need to make some more video's but for the life of me never seem to be able to find the time
@@lazybushman Hello, the 223 caliber rifle is a bit special when it comes to ammunition. I use it to shoot rws partial jacket in 55 grain. The rifle in 30.06 stabilizes up to about 170 grains, which is due to the twist of 1 to 12. I use it to shoot Geco Express in 165 grain. Those are my experiences. If it's 223, I would recommend a shorter twist, so that doesn't limit the choice of ammunition. It only becomes critical when you have to shoot lead-free, like here in Europe
Top Rifle...Really good shooters. I own two of them in 30.06 and 223 rem. Sry for my english, i am from Germany
Your english is fine my friend. I too wanted the 223 as well but they are few and far between here. Honestly I wanted the 30-06 like you but couldn't find one at the time of looking. People who have these rifles in Australia rarely sell them for good reason. Thanks for subscribing. i really need to make some more video's but for the life of me never seem to be able to find the time
@@lazybushman Hello, the 223 caliber rifle is a bit special when it comes to ammunition. I use it to shoot rws partial jacket in 55 grain. The rifle in 30.06 stabilizes up to about 170 grains, which is due to the twist of 1 to 12. I use it to shoot Geco Express in 165 grain. Those are my experiences. If it's 223, I would recommend a shorter twist, so that doesn't limit the choice of ammunition. It only becomes critical when you have to shoot lead-free, like here in Europe