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58gr. r22 130 barnes what else do you need deer-elk-black bear

WW brass is more consistent than the Nosler brass I've seen/used, and seems to last longer.

H4831 and the 270W go together like mom amd apple pie.

I get smaller ES with Fed 215's than Fed 210's--most of the time.

150 Pt's and an old Remington are perfect..........



Casey

Yeah, you can't beat a Partition and a good 270 rifle. For me its the best overall North American caliber. The 30-06 had military support, the .270 had nothing but excellent field results.

Ramshot Hunter under a 140 grain AB



Jim

140 grain AB over 53 grains RL17

JimD hooked me up with Hunter in the 270win. Stellar results with BT's, NP's, AB's and E-tip's of various weights..

57.0gr H-4831sc under a Hornady 150 FB, Win cases and Fed 210 primers works in mine.Avgs 2900 fps MV. Accurate load.

59 grains of H4831SC behind a 140 grain accubond!

WW brass
150 NP
57gns RL-22
Fed 215
Vel 2925
Have ran this load in 2 old 270's, A 1957 M-70, and a 1965 Browning safari medallion, excellent accuracy, about the perfect all purpose load for game in my area.
I have also noticed more consistent ignition w/mag. primers as well.
Gunner

130 TTSXs, CCI 250, max AA4350. Deadly and sub MOA.

58.0Gr H4831SC +140GR BT + CCI Mag Primer =



Nuff said.

Ramshot Hunter with 130 Hornady, Fed210s & Win brass has worked very well in three .270s for me. Same combos with 140s also works.

Don't change a thing under penalty of death.

Bump, and looking for 150gr load info!

Getting back into the 270 bizness and kinda bummed thinking about the fact that I'm running a .308 with 150's as fast as my last .270 ran them..

2850fps

wtf?

check this sit for some good loads reported by shooters:

http://www.centerfirecentral.com/viewer.html

As always refer to a reloading manual.

I shoot a 110g tipped tripple shock with 57.5g of R#17 with a Fed 215 in win brass at 3550, 2" groups at 300 yards with a 3-10 scope...about the same trajectory as a 220 Swift.

55 grains of IMR-4350 and the 130-grain partition in W-W cases with F215 primers.

Nope! One 270 loves 60.5 gr RL22,WW brass and Fed 215 primer with 130 Nosler Partition.

The others get fed 61 gr H4831, WW brass, WW LR primer with 130 Partition or 130 Bitterroot. I reduce by .5 gr for the 130 Swift Aframe.

All these rifles get 130 Sierra's for practice,and require no changes in sight setting.

I'm one that could never quit reach 2,900 with a 22" barrel. Others find it easy.

My current 150 load is 58.0 H4831sc with a 150 NBT. Just at 2,900 from my 23" bbl'd Kimber MT.

Of course, a 150 from a 270 is a different animal than a 150 from a 308 Win, even if they're moving at the same speed. I'd compare it more with a 30 cal 165 grainer in terms of penetration (construction being equal).

I can get 2850 with a 150 in a .308 Montana with not a single sign of pressure..

With 54grs of Hunter and a 150 in the .270 I'm getting the same 2850 with signs of pressure.

So if your saying the SD of the .277 150 Partition trumps the SD of the 150 .308 Partition I'll buy into that, as I'm a big .260rem fan..

I am going to work with some 150gr Interbonds. With a BC of .525 I'd love to get it to 2900.. Why? Why not?

HW, what kinda velocity are you getting with that load?