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Originally Posted by LeakyWaders
So, I know the Campfire really loves the 270 winchester...so, if you were gonna buy a rifle in 270 win today, what would you get?

(I came across a good deal on 270 ammo and bought it, but don't have anything chambered in 270...so I may pass it off to a relative or just get a rifle for it.)


One that had .280 stamped on the barrel.


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I,m lucky I have 3 different one, A Vanguard S2, A 1952 Model 270, plan Jane, and A Sako A7, new. All are just a as accurate below a inch at a hundred yard,

is all I require. The Vanguard is a Stainless model, very reliable, a little heavy, with a great trigger, hold 6 shells. The model 70 is the cheapest model made it was a hand me down.

Still very accurate, a little heavy like the Vanguard. I like the controls on it better than the other 2 especially the safety. The Sako A7 is the Lightest of the three, and always produces

more speed from a given load than the other 2 usually 30 to 40 FPS. I line the 3 lug bolt, and the action is very smooth, the Vanguard is second smoothest. Not crazy about the Magazine

Hard to remove, of course they will not fall out. Hard to decide which I like most. Just about equal. I would also look at the all stainless Model 70.

One more thing, not that it matters but the bore and rifling on the Sako is far superior to the other 2 , the Model 70 is very good, but i do not know how many rounds went thru it.

The Vanguard has a very rough bore. I guess they are in a hurry when it come to Cutting the rifling.

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Originally Posted by kenster99
Was that Tom Burgess mauser at a shop in Lewiston? Beautiful!


No... But an old bullet maker from Lewiston played a key role in the build of the rifle. smile.

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Originally Posted by Whitebird
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Was that Tom Burgess mauser at a shop in Lewiston? Beautiful!


No... But an old bullet maker from Lewiston played a key role in the build of the rifle. smile.


I almost passed out when I saw all them 130 BBCs and wondered about the rifles make. Very cool WB. That’s a killing stash of BBCs!


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Was that Tom Burgess mauser at a shop in Lewiston? Beautiful!


No... But an old bullet maker from Lewiston played a key role in the build of the rifle. smile.


I almost passed out when I saw all them 130 BBCs and wondered about the rifles make. Very cool WB. That’s a killing stash of BBCs!


Maybe some 150's will help stabilize you.... smile.

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That ain’t right. I have a decent stash of the 130’s and 150’s as well. Probably about 1/2 what you have pictured and man, they are still my favorite. I find my happy place when I can make a BBC hit to the same spot at 300 yards as a similar weight PT or AB.

I’ve yet to see anything knock elk flat like the 175’s out of my Mashburn. It made me a believer. I still remember driving down the mountain to tell Bob about it.

Man.... I’m still a little green with envy about that pile.


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I bet those 175's kill like lightning.
I miss Bob and Bill....

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Originally Posted by Whitebird
I bet those 175's kill like lightning.
I miss Bob and Bill....


Same here buddy.


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OK...


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Woooo!


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Originally Posted by TnBigBore
After owning about a dozen 270s over the years I finally landed on a Winchester 70 Featherweight Winlite with the blind magazine. It is near perfection in a hunting rifle in my opinion. One ragged hole accurate, excellent trigger, extremely well balanced and relatively lightweight. Topped with a Zeiss Conquest 2.5-8x32 it is my go to rifle.


Nice rig. I would like to try one of those Conquest 2.5x8x32s out.


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Originally Posted by LeakyWaders
So, I know the Campfire really loves the 270 winchester...so, if you were gonna buy a rifle in 270 win today, what would you get?


3 choices, in order 1) Kimber Mountain Ascent, 2) Rem 700 CDL - SF, 3) Win 70 "extreme weather" stainless.


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Ended up with a model 70 today...here's a couple of quick pics.

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Looks great! Congrats

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[quote=LeakyWaders]Ended up with a model 70 today...here's a couple of quick pics.

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Good looking rig.


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Originally Posted by LeakyWaders
Ended up with a model 70 today...here's a couple of quick pics.

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Originally Posted by Jim in Idaho
Unemotional plug and play, Tikka T3x.

Panache as a factor, a Model 70 Featherweight.


Well stated.


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Originally Posted by LeakyWaders
Ended up with a model 70 today...here's a couple of quick pics.

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Is that a JOC tribute rifle? that's beautiful Winchester.

EDIT: Nevermind that is a french walnut supergrade.

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