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Have any of you guys used the 150 grain Woodleigh protected point bullets on elk in your .270 Win? I did a search on here but not much showed up.


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No elk around here and I've not used the Woodleigh in the 270. But load them up to around 2900fps and I think you'll have a fine big game combo.

Woodleigh bullets are among the best.

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Thanks, Bob. I have some coming to try out. Only three reviews on the midway site but they were favorable. Not much info on this bullet.


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They will hold together if their .458 and .308 bullets are any indication.


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Woodleigh are a quality product, I've used the protected points in 270, 308, 3006, 300Mag, 338WM and 9.3x62 they expand reliably and hold together very well.
I ran 56 grain of AR2213SC for 2800 fps in my 270 on wild boar and red deer without any fuss.

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Not a .270/150, but this 180 protected point went through both shoulder blades on a bull moose via a 30-06 at less than 50 yards. Moose shoulders tend not to be kind to bullets. I'd have no worries with a 150 on elk (or moose) in the 270.


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