Not really related to the OP's question, but I remember reading somewhere that if you have a rifle with a short barrel you'd want the twist to be slightly faster than if it had a longer barrel, all other things, including ammo, being equal. Supposedly it relates to MV and spin rate. Bullet doesn't come out as fast, so a faster twist will increase its 'RPMs' so to speak and help with stability (to be on par how it'd be with a longer barrel).
Sounded good to me at the time. I have no idea if there's any truth to it. Or if it even matters all that much in the general scheme.
Sounded good to me at the time. I have no idea if there's any truth to it. Or if it even matters all that much in the general scheme.