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Originally Posted by rosco1
A 270 that didnt like H4831? sell it, it'll be nothing but trouble smile


Never. laugh It likes H4831 a lot, just not so much with the 160 partitions for some reason.

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now I mostly hunt concentrating on elk, but I have used a 270 win loaded with speer 150 grain bullets over a stiff load of h4831, on a few mule deer hunts, and I CERTAINLY FOUND THEY DID THE JOB WELL , in fact I can,t think of a single time anyone in our hunt camp shot a mule deer or an elk, and placed the shot well,with that 270 win ammo that I've loaded like that that for all the guys in our group,that didn,t result in a very fast kill. so I don,t think premium bullets are required.
and some of those elk and deer were shot out at 300 plus yards which is a very long shot where we hunt.
I do most of the reloading for our group and the 270 win has a strong following , so there's usually at least one guy in camp using one every year.

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340mag, are you loading the 150 Hot-Cor's?


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Originally Posted by Ringneck16
340mag, are you loading the 150 Hot-Cor's?


YES IVE LOADED AND USED THESE FOR DECADES

http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item.asp?sku=000211605

http://www.handloads.com/loaddata/default.asp?Caliber=270%20Winchester&Weight=All&type=Rifle
mostly loaded over H4831 or WW760

I load a good many for the guys hunting out of our camp, and while I prefer the 35 whelen with the 250 speers for elk, personally Id have to admit Ive seen a great many mule deer and several elk have been taken with that load and most with a single hit!
don,t get hung up on velocity just get the most accurate load
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these are the bullets most of the guys in my elk camp use and I can,t remember single bullet failure

cal .277..speer 150 grain
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item.asp?sku=000211605

cal .30...speer 200 grain
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item.asp?sku=000212211

cal .338 hornady 250 grain
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/76...iameter-250-grain-spire-point-box-of-100

cal .358 .speer 250 grain
http://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/item.asp?sku=000212453

cal .375 hornady 270 grain
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/93...diameter-270-grain-spire-point-box-of-50

cal .458 remington 405 grain.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/16...rnment-458-diameter-405-grain-soft-point

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Thanks for all the info, 340.


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to the OP I'm a fan of all things .270 so please try the 180's and let us know how they shoot/work....

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Originally Posted by ready_on_the_right
to the OP I'm a fan of all things .270 so please try the 180's and let us know how they shoot/work....

Mike
I've been waiting to reload a box and give them a try but have been too busy to do so. My reloading bench is not together in one piece at the time which leaves me without any means to do the work. In the middle of building a house so most of my items are in storage. Thought maybe someone had some input on the bullet anyhow.

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yes, good info 340 mag. Appreciated


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Originally Posted by Adk_BackCountry
Originally Posted by ready_on_the_right
to the OP I'm a fan of all things .270 so please try the 180's and let us know how they shoot/work....

Mike
I've been waiting to reload a box and give them a try but have been too busy to do so. My reloading bench is not together in one piece at the time which leaves me without any means to do the work. In the middle of buiding a house so most of my items are in storage. Thought maybe someone had some input on the bullet anyhow.


Well drat during hunting season too!

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what is, "drat" Mike?


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