longranger
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I have been reloading and shooting for 40 years, I reload and shoot the following.
.222 Rem-.223 Rem-22-250-7x30 Waters-7mm- Rem Mag-308 Win--30-06-300WSM-40-70 Sharps Striaght-45-70 Gov. 38 S&W-.38 Special-45 Colt -.41 Rem Mag.These cartridges are spread over 40 rifles and 8 handguns
Tell me why I need a .270, it does better than what?
It is a fairly small number of people who seek out specifically the .270 Win. It just does not do anything better than other established cartridges.It suffers from a fairly anemic bullet selection and rifles that will exploit it's potential.It would be nice if rifle makers would give the .270 Win. a little push with some different twist barrels and some new bullets,Not unlike what has happened with the .223 Rem.
Seems like every time I get ready to buy a new rifle The .270 Win. never enters my mind as a "I gotta have it" cartridge.
.222 Rem-.223 Rem-22-250-7x30 Waters-7mm- Rem Mag-308 Win--30-06-300WSM-40-70 Sharps Striaght-45-70 Gov. 38 S&W-.38 Special-45 Colt -.41 Rem Mag.These cartridges are spread over 40 rifles and 8 handguns
Tell me why I need a .270, it does better than what?
It is a fairly small number of people who seek out specifically the .270 Win. It just does not do anything better than other established cartridges.It suffers from a fairly anemic bullet selection and rifles that will exploit it's potential.It would be nice if rifle makers would give the .270 Win. a little push with some different twist barrels and some new bullets,Not unlike what has happened with the .223 Rem.
Seems like every time I get ready to buy a new rifle The .270 Win. never enters my mind as a "I gotta have it" cartridge.
