It just needs the .270 INGWE moniker on the barrel,but otherwise it's ready to go. I'm going to start with the 130 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip and IMR-4350.
Have Warne ring mounts and a Leupold 6x42.

Nice rifle, any idea as to the weight ?

Did those have a factory single set trigger that you'd push forward to set? Some of the CZ's did, but I can't remember which. Might be worth a try to cock the bolt and push the trigger forward........

Switch,I'm guessing I think it weighs around 8-1/2 pounds.

Horse1,yes it has the set trigger.

I use the 130 Ballistic tips and IMR 4350 in my 270’s. 56 grains from memory.

55 grains is usually money.

Wrong .270 fellas.

It is either a .257 Roberts necked up or a 7x57 necked down.

.270 Ingwe on the left,.257 Roberts in the middle and a .275 Rigby necked down to .277".




This is what it did with IMR 4350.

Next is RL-16 and the 130 grain NBT.

Still working with RL-16 and the NBT.

On the advice of a good friend I tried 47.0 grains of RL-16 but with different seating depths. All the loads above were 3.066".

I loaded up 4 rounds at 3.046"


And 4 rounds at 3.025".


I loaded up 25 rounds of the 3.025",47.0 grains RL-16 and 130 grain NBT for this hunting season.

Shoots pretty good and a good looking rifle to boot. Seems your getting just under 100 feet per second more than my Roberts with 120 gr. bullets.

That is interesting Rickt300.

I've shot a bunch of deer w/140n NBT's via 270Win @ velocities similar to what you're getting from those 130's. NBT's are doggone deadly @ those velocities.

Thanks Hoese1. I plan on using the NBT on coyotes,mule deer,javelina and in Texas for hogs and deer this year.

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