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11-20-2007, 11:07 AM
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Back to the bench for the 270
Well I have the 3x9 Leupold Vari-X IIc mounted on my old Reminton model 700 BDL 270 winchester. And I have the bipod mounted on the front swivel stud. AND I have an itch to shoot. SO I am thinking about reloading for this little gem again (even though I have not sighted it in yet) But here is my problem.
270 Cal. 130 Gr. Spitzer Ballistic Tip Ballistics B.C. .433 S.D. .242 OAL: 1.220" 270 Cal. 140 Gr. Spitzer Ballistic Tip Ballistics B.C. .456 S.D. .261 270 Cal. 150 Gr. Spitzer Ballistic Tip Ballistics B.C. .496 S.D. .279 OAL: 1.350" 270 Cal 130gr Spitzer AccuBond Ballistics B.C. .435 S.D. .242 OAL. 1.245" 270 cal. 140gr Spitzer AccuBond Ballistics B.C. .496 S.D. .261 OAL: 1.310" I am LEANING towards the 140grain accubond, but I need opinions here. My 270 shoots factory 130gr corelokts into some pretty decent groups (or did before my old scope decided to give up on me.) However I am looking for a load that is a "toolbox" load. You know has a little something for everything? I was thinking the other day. I am wanting to get more predator hunting in, I already hunt whitetail, mule deer, and hog, and there is an off chance that someday get to go throw lead at an elk. By far I will be shooting at more whitetail and perhaps hog than anything else. SOOOOOOO opinions PLEASE? Thanks in advance (Yeah I know I asked about this a few years back) GoodOlBoy
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