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Old 01-21-2011, 09:49 AM   #1
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lookin to get a 270...
i am lookin at barrels and am wonderin what everyone thinks of the canted land?
and since im throwin a break on it, do ya think my 12y/o daughter would be able to handle it in a mag? she is comfortable with a 223, but put up quite a fuss with a 20ga with high brass.
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Old 01-21-2011, 10:58 AM   #2
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lookin to get a 270...
i am lookin at barrels and am wonderin what everyone thinks of the canted land?
and since im throwin a break on it, do ya think my 12y/o daughter would be able to handle it in a mag? she is comfortable with a 223, but put up quite a fuss with a 20ga with high brass.
Canted lands tend to have a touch faster MV and are easier to clean. I LOVE my Broughton 5c! But, I also wouldn't make it the deciding factor either, stick with name brands and a good smith and you'll be fine.

What kind of break? And what do you mean "mag"? Are you building a .270 Weatherby Mag?
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lookin to get a 270...
i am lookin at barrels and am wonderin what everyone thinks of the canted land?
and since im throwin a break on it, do ya think my 12y/o daughter would be able to handle it in a mag? she is comfortable with a 223, but put up quite a fuss with a 20ga with high brass.
Since JK is answering the tech part,I'll try the physical part... some shotguns can kick like a Missouri mule, and if that's what she got busted with, just hope she doesn't start to become recoil-sensitive. I truly think the .270, whether it be standard, Roy, or WSM may be too much for her.... She's only 12...
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yeah, im building one. i havnt picked a break yet.
i been shopping fer barrels and saw the canted in a 10 twist.
got ta thinking about a break, and thought why not make it a magnum, as i am lookin for potential 1" groups at 600 yards. but it is fer a 12y/o..she wears a woman's size 11 shoe...11 and 1/2 in some brands.
she is 5'9" and weighs about 145lbs.
need a built in mag, so a rem 700 action?
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for 600 yards I wouldn't build a mag, the 6.5/06 will do very well to 600, as far as a brake, I like holland QD brakes, loud, real loud but not as bad as most. built it around 10-11 pounds, put a good pad on it and she'll be fine.
My 6.5 gibbs weighs 14#, my girl been shootin it since she was 9, but its for prone shooting.
If ya wanna shoot it well at long range make it heavy, put a level on it.
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... as i am lookin for potential 1" groups at 600 yards.
need a built in mag, so a rem 700 action?
The 700 is a fine place to start if you are looking to build an accurate hunting rifle at a reasonable price.
However, if you are looking for record-setting benchrest accuracy you would be best served by starting with a BR action. The hottest action in BR now is the BAT. A BAT action is very stiff, all steel and can be had with a magazine cut. Be prepared to pay about $1,300 for the action alone if you go this route.
You might be able to build a rifle that can shoot an ag of 1 moa or a bit better at 600 if you build on a 700 action. Small groups are possible with quite a few rifles, but rifles and shooters that shoot small ags are rare.
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yeah, im building one. i havnt picked a break yet.
i been shopping fer barrels and saw the canted in a 10 twist.
got ta thinking about a break, and thought why not make it a magnum, as i am lookin for potential 1" groups at 600 yards. but it is fer a 12y/o..she wears a woman's size 11 shoe...11 and 1/2 in some brands.
she is 5'9" and weighs about 145lbs.
need a built in mag, so a rem 700 action?
Not sure about 1" groups at 600...1 MOA surely.

The worst thing about the .270 (all of them) is the availability of long range bullets...

700's are a great action to start with.

Even a 6.5x.284 would be an excellent choice...
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Whatever brake you decide to go with-remember to use a timed brake-not an untimed one. Otherwise you'll have dust/mud/snow/grass flying up and all over when you shoot from prone.
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Whatever brake you decide to go with-remember to use a timed brake-not an untimed one. Otherwise you'll have dust/mud/snow/grass flying up and all over when you shoot from prone.
Been there, done that...doesn't help with the mouth open either!!
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