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45 Grains of RL 22 at .010 off the lands in my Model 70 Featherweight was 3,140 fps/average and .7" with 95 Grain Ballistic Tips. No pressure signs but that's way up there.

More pictures.

I was driving out to our farm two days ago and a deer carcass caught my eye in the ditch on the way, almost at the end of the road about a quarter to half mile from our farm entrance. This is on a dead end gravel road miles from a highway with only one older lady living at the end of the gravel...

I shoot 130s in my Winchester Model 70, 270 Winchester. They are 0.090" off the lands to 3.36 so they will function in my magazine. Still shoot really well that deep. Most of the time .7"-1" if I do my part. Hope this helps. You will not be disappointed. They are way tougher than everyone...

Good to know! Thanks!

Thanks! I load the 130 Ballistic Tip, and have for years, you are right, that 130 seems like the sweet spot for the 270, just might try to load some of these for a light deer load for a first year hunter. Thanks Dan!

Looks like a great rifle.

Does your rail have 20 MOA built in?

Has anyone tried loading these? I was thinking about trying some for a light deer load for my kids as a first deer cartridge. Hornady makes a 120 Grain SST but would like to stick to Nosler and think the 110 would be an awesome little bullet.

Wow what an awesome deer!

Are these pics near Regina? Never been there but rolling hill wheatfields, looks eerily similar to eastern Washington State?

Very cool, you should make a trip over to thin some of our coyotes down! Our sheep would thank you!!!

I'll check that one out, thanks Scotty!

Great article, thanks for sharing. My favorite cartridge Loved reading it!

A friend has the standard size one, I am looking at this one which is larger but wondering if its too big. Curious if anyone has experience with this? Todd http://www.badlandspacks.com/gear/optic ... inoxr-case

Cool post, love seeing pics of dogs! Great work. Unorthodox! Pretty funny. Todd

Washington State used to have the same rule, but recently changed it to "Negligently discharging from, over or across a road." If there are cars or people, its a no-no, but if nobody is around and you can safely do it, its fine. Hard to believe Washington State made a rule/law that makes sense...

What a great post! Thanks for sharing! Looks like a great experience!!! Congrats!

Well done!!!

Great Elk!