Hank Hunter
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Picked up a 270 after too many years without one. Looking for help with loading. Bullets I have available are 130 E-tip and 150 Partition. Would love to hear what works for you guys.
270 Win Load Info
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H4831 is the classic powder. IMR 4350 and RL 22 are also great powders to use in the 270 Win.
JD338
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Hank Hunter
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Thanks, have 4350 and lots of RL22 will pick up some 4831
DrMike
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One thing is certain, you have a couple of excellent bullets for your cartridge.
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Ammo Smith
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Good bullets and great cartridge! I've had good luck with H4831SC and IMR4350. Both good powders!!
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RL22 RL25 and H4831.
Like apple pie and vanilla ice cream....(and I hate vanilla!)
Like apple pie and vanilla ice cream....(and I hate vanilla!)
TXbaldhunter
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55.0grs of IMR-4350 with the 130's is what mine likes the best.
Antelope_Sniper
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Hank, I've had good luck with the 150gr Nosler Partition on elk.
58gr of H4831 and Rem brass will throw them 2900 out of a 22" barrel.
My favorite .227 bullet is the 140 gr BT/AB. With H4831 and cci200 primers, They shoot bug holes out of every 270 I've shot them in. The low node is typically around 57gr, and the high node is usually around 59gr.
58gr of H4831 and Rem brass will throw them 2900 out of a 22" barrel.
My favorite .227 bullet is the 140 gr BT/AB. With H4831 and cci200 primers, They shoot bug holes out of every 270 I've shot them in. The low node is typically around 57gr, and the high node is usually around 59gr.
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Hank Hunter
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Thanks for all the info guys
For 130 grains my loads are: H4831 sc 60 gr or R-17 53.5 - 54 grains. H 4831sc gives me more velocity over regular H4831 about 50 fps.
Primers are CCI Large Rifle BR-2. I think BR-2 are just simply great and consistent.
For 140 grain AB I use H4831 sc and 59 gr with G215M magnum primers. It is hot load.
For 150 grain I use R-22 58 grains and Federal G215M magnum primer.
Brass is from Norma cut to 2.530 inch.
All of them are very accurate. Some of them shoots 1/2 MOA groups.
I use Sako 85 Classic rifle.
Primers are CCI Large Rifle BR-2. I think BR-2 are just simply great and consistent.
For 140 grain AB I use H4831 sc and 59 gr with G215M magnum primers. It is hot load.
For 150 grain I use R-22 58 grains and Federal G215M magnum primer.
Brass is from Norma cut to 2.530 inch.
All of them are very accurate. Some of them shoots 1/2 MOA groups.
I use Sako 85 Classic rifle.
