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No, it is a standard Winchester 270. I started off at 56.0g of R#17 and went to 60g. At 60g, I would have to full length size the brass and the primers were a little flat, but at 300 yards, 58g was the accuracy load with the fed 215's.

The 270 with 57-58g of 760 with the 110g tripple shock at 3375 was not a slouch load on deer, either.

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When the term "primers were flat", is that referring to how far they are seated in the brass prior to loading/firing or something to do with AFTER the round is fired ?

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Nevermind..I found out

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Must be a reeeel loooong barrel... smile

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