hi, recently bought a savage .17hmr with a 1:9" twist ratio and a 21" barrel. i want to get the most out of it and don't know if i should buy 17gr or 20gr ammo. i know the difference is the bullet weight but i don't know how they affect the accuracy. any advice would be appreciated, thanks.
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bullet weight for a .17hmr
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17gn is the Key, but they also make a 16gn Lead Free you can try about $1-2 more for a box of 50, but my Marlin 17VS enjoyed the CCI 17gn HP much more accurate / consistent than the FMJ's or ballistic tips, but try them all, every gun is uniqueACCOUNT CLOSED--
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One of my rifles likes 20gn, the other one 17gn. Just buy a few boxes of each and shoot some groups to see what brand and bullet your rifle prefers.Comment
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