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270 Win velocities are easy on 150 grain bullets - I think one would be hard pressed to find a 150 that didn't work well.

I've used the 150 Ballistic Tip and 150 Partition on elk with indistinguishable results...

My thoughts as well. Find the one that shoots and you're covered from bucks to bulls.

As the grand ole' 270 Winchester continues to be a great hunting cartridge. I see no reason for it to fail, may it always be a great round.

Lately, I've settled into 130TTSX for most purposes, but I have taken a couple moose with 160NPs over RL26 with great results.

Partitions

Nosler Partitions, Swift A Frames, and Hornady Interloks are all winners.

PARTITION..

The 150 grain partition has always worked good for me.

I never really thought about having a .270, until I got a Mod 70 in a trade. It is an amazing shooter with 130 Interlocks and also the 150s. I settled on the 130, as I shoot only deer with it. I would not hesitate to use the 150 Interlocks on about any game, though.

Favorite the 150 grain Speer Hotcor. Second the 150 Nosler Partition. Used the 150 grain Hornady's some both the spire point and the round nose. All great bullets.

150 Partitions have been excellent for my family on a large variety of game from whitetails and hogs to kudu, sable, and Zebra. It’s my absolute favorite bullet for the .270 WCF.

When I carried a 270 a lot I mostly shot 130s. NBTs and interlocks.

When elk were on the menu I used 150 partitions and used them throughout that hunting season at home and abroad. They worked perfectly on all manner of game from antelope to elk.

With those parameters, the 110 grain Barnes TTSX is not going to give up anything to any other bullet It will penetrate so well you probably will never recover one, They are accurate. They kill very well.

The 270 Winchester will outlive all of us. It will be here when Jesus comes back.

It really is a great round. I think, if a gun manufacture would make a nice semi-custom rifle with great quality parts; they would sell rifles.

Isn't that what business is all about? Making a product and selling said product. Putting people to work.

Workers having pride in their craftsmanship, this can be done. There is no real need to focus on new cartridges; let's make a good product.

Business's need to have a desire to make a quality product.

If I start making rifles and selling them, first one out of the gate would be a 270 Winchester.

Yep, Campfire Rifle Company.

Federal 150 rn blue box

150 Fusion does good things

You meant .270 Wby right?

I can say mine loves 130grn TTSX’s. Both on the range and the one cow elk I’ve been able to take with it.

150 nosler accubonds. Do your part and they kill all things big or small real fast

I have 200 Winchester .277" 150 grain Power Point bullets (not loaded ammo) for sale in the classifieds. Bright and shiny. $42 + shipping in USPS small flat rate box ($10).

https://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbt...on-win-150-grain-powerpoint#Post20281704

I do not have as much experience with 150's as I do the lighter weight bullets out of the 270. My experience is with Speer GS, NPT, and Hornady Interlock. They have all worked on Elk, Caribou, deer, and hogs.

If I had to choose just one, it would be the Hornady. Doesn't tear deer up, works on elk, and penetrated a 225# hog from back to front. None recovered.