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Oh and their reloading aisle had some of these new bullets - thought I'd try a box with some H4831SC. Kinda spendy though. They better work.

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lol, good stuff there Joe.

Aside, I always get a kick when someone uses the well-worn phrase, "with today's great bullets," when talking about a smaller cartridge working well on bigger, big game... as if the Nolser Partition hadn't been invented in 1948.


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Originally Posted by SU35
Brad, here's a load I'll be trying out soon.



Nosler 150 gr Partition
Reloder 26
Fed 210

60.8 grains for 3,022

http://www.alliantpowder.com/reload...ight=150&shellid=63&bulletid=367



Interesting Bob. Thanks for the head's up, that's a new one to me. Will say however, 2,850 suits me fine.


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56.0 grs of H-4831,CCI 250 mag primer,150 gr Nosler Partition,it's getting 2879 fps from a 22" barrel.


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Originally Posted by Brad
LOL.

Gotta say though, I'm struggling to understand how one of the most uniquely and purely American Cartridge is "gay"... guess it takes one to know one.


Brad, I don't have one now and have pretty much pared down the safe contents commensurate with my philosophy of not leaving this globe with a pile of stuff my wife must deal with. I'm a "niche but overlap" guy - I see a specific application for each piece I have with some overlap to another above or below the primary.

That said, I am fond of the 270. When younger I was always one to try the next thing, the next drainage, the next cartridge and generally go bigger. I had the 270 in those years and if there is a better all-purpose small to medium big game cartridge I don't know what it'd be. And now as with most of them, it's even better with the designer bullets, better barrels, etc.

That Rem BDL in 270 became a 7mm RM, a 300 Win Mag, a 338, and a 340 B - I finally stopped there with that rifle. Though in various forms that platform did account for serious amounts of ungulate protein over the years.

But in truth, if I were to build one last time, a lightweight, svelte, all-purpose and well-balanced rifle/cartridge combination, the 270 would be in the top three I would consider.

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Brad, I haven't read through your entire thread and hope I not being a wet blanket in suggesting plain old Rem, 150 Core-lokts in the factory loads or as a component. They shoot very well out of my ancient M70 and kill stuff dead when applied correctly.

Shot .277 150 & 160 Partitions for many years and they're undoubtably the gold standard for many of us but the Core-Lokts just work with boring efficiency.


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Oh boy. Should be a great Christmas! Can't wait to open the box......

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Originally Posted by bigwhoop
Oh and their reloading aisle had some of these new bullets - thought I'd try a box with some H4831SC. Kinda spendy though. They better work.

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Not sure how you could afford those.


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