seawolfxix
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I just want the big rifle manufacturers to offer barrel twists faster than 1:10 for the 270 Win...
Yes. I need @elkaholic to make some head stamped ADG 270ss brass and Is be in. Or just a reamer...I have a 280 Sherman and am looking forward to a short action build to complement it.I've seriously considered building a 270ss, way too many folks speak way too highly of the SS cartridges, but I'm partial to the 270 so I think that would be a fun build. I am very interested on a true short action 270...
Shoot might just build one of each in the SS lineup before it's all said and done.
I carry a 1986 traditional Remington 700 BDL in 270 Winchester. Yes, the old tried and proven cartridge though that king of follows along with my age at 75 years old. My other guns are a Winchester 94 in 30-30, and a Ruger SR762 (ie 308). Though the last is a bit modern it is a good solid rifle.In another thread, lots of 270 cal loyalists are anticipating another modernized 270 cal cartridge. So we have the 27 nosler coming soon in a long action high velocity round which looks like it's going to be a really nice cartridge, so that niche is filled. A commercialized 270 has been done in a long action a couple of times. 270 wby & 270 win and now the modernized 27 nosler with correct twist for long & heavy. So do you 270 loyalists feel a need for a modernized 270 cal in a true short action with long heavies? We can talk about the 270WSM and it can be set up for long heavy projectiles but for it to really be done right, it should be in a long action. We have the 270 fury coming but it seems to be designed around 140gr bullets. So what's missing? 270 has been done in long action & high velocity. Is there a niche to fill with a 270 cal cartridge of moderate velocities in a short action with long heavy high bc bullets & mild recoil to compete with such rounds as the 6.5 creedmoor & 7mm-08 rem and why not go ahead and say to compete with the 308 Winchester?
In my .270 Win I'm moving 150 Berger's at 3000 plus fps with Reloder 26. A 1:9 or faster twist barrel should give what's desired for longer/heavier high BC bullets.
Nosler says using 8:1 barrel.In my .270 Win I'm moving 150 Berger's at 3000 plus fps with Reloder 26. A 1:9 or faster twist barrel should give what's desired for longer/heavier high BC bullets.
I have to admit I've not studied what offerings are available in 270 in depth...who out there has necked down a 308 and stuffed a 270 bullet in it? Surely that's been done
Don't forget to order some of the new 165 gr. ABLR bullets from Nosler.I just ordered a brux 1:8 270 barrel #5 contour. Have an old rem 700 that has a 32" truck axle 300 rum tube one it. I'll add a wyatt's mbe3 box and build a 27 nosler on it. My worries: saami spec chamber has no freebore and has a neck Dia of 0.316, I usually like 5 thou for expansion so loaded case should measure 311, bullet is 277 so brass would need 0.017 thick necks. I don't believe they'll be that thick and the chamber will have a sloppy neck. I will order some Bertram brass, as their nosler case line of brass has actually been pretty consistent and strong case heads. I bet that'll be around 0.0145" thick as their 28/30/33 nosler brass is right in that area. I have to custom order a reamer with a 311 neck and probably freebore of 0.120 and 1.5° lead, unlike the 1° of saami, that gets burned out too fast.
Ehhh idk, not a big nosler fan. I have 500x 170 eol I got on clearance when bullets.com was closing. I'll get some 175 matrix ordered too. I'll wait and see reports on the able prior, not a lot of guys on here shoot em from what I researched.Don't forget to order some of the new 165 gr. ABLR bullets from Nosler.