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If you don't want that .270, I'll give it a good home. I'll keep it clean and well fed /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif. Seriously, IMO, the .270 is one of the finest calibers that was ever made. Do some experimenting with 100 gr bullets for small game. Maybe my opinions on the .270 were influenced by Jack O'Conner. I have taken lots of elk with mine (and deer) and its the only gun I've never had a problem with. I did not care for the performance of Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets though. I would encourage you to do some research with different loads and I'll bet you keep it. I just use the 130 gr bullets.

[QUOTE="greg223, post: 291611, member: 10797"] If you don't want that .270, I'll give it a good home. I'll keep it clean and well fed [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]. Seriously, IMO, the .270 is one of the finest calibers that was ever made. Do some experimenting with 100 gr bullets for small game. Maybe my opinions on the .270 were influenced by Jack O'Conner. I have taken lots of elk with mine (and deer) and its the only gun I've never had a problem with. I did not care for the performance of Nosler Ballistic Tip bullets though. I would encourage you to do some research with different loads and I'll bet you keep it. I just use the 130 gr bullets. [/QUOTE]

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