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Either the Barnes or the Nosler AB will serve you well in the 270.

My #1 rule never sell a rifle😁. Good news that your 243 Win found its way home.

My Kano Kroil is a pinkish orange. I’ve found that CRC makes the equivalent to Kroil with their Knocker Loose as a penetrating oil.

Hoping they each have a speedy recovery and make it home safely.

Look like your 1911 project is coming along nicely.

Congrats on a double bear success.

I’ve not used IMR 4831 but one thing to keep in mind is milder loads of slow burning powder tend to run dirty until acceptable pressures are met.

Words well spoken. As people age some take the easy way and for you , you’re choosing to keep the body and mind sharp.

From my experiences it is hard to be the Nosler 64gr BSB for a .224 cal with young hunters.

5 mph wind should show less than 1/2” at 100yds. A bi-pod that’s not being preloaded on a slippery surface is not ideal for load development. Anytime a variable is introduced into a load , I start from scratch. 2 years ago I picked up some CCI 250s and they were a pain when used in my 338WM.

Nice trophies so far from the Nosler members.

I’ve been using their MP-521 in place of BL-C2 with good results. It is a tad slower than the BL-C2.

Dug back to find my 460 with the 404s. https://forum.nosler.com/threads/404gr-shock-hammer-460-wby.44227/

Nice to see it back on the shelves again. I picked up some earlier this spring for a 458 WM project.

The 90gr AH have been little stinkers it 2 of our 257 Wbys. This summer I might try H4350 and see what I get. The 124gr HH and 404gr SH soot great for me.

Glad Wby got your 224 right.

Good luck on your hunt.

This would be an option to have.

I have several metric cartridges , hard to beat the 7mm-08 for me.

I’m a big fan of the TTSX for hunting and your results back that up.