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What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
Hey guys,
A buddy of mine is heading to Canada to hunt black bears. He has a .270. What bullet type and grain would you recommend? Thanks Tom |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
I would use the 150 or 160 grain Partition bullet. However even a good 130 grain bullet like the Partition or Barnes TXS will do the job on Black Bears. I also wouldn't hesitate to use the 150 Grain Hornady interlock.
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
270 ain't good for killin much, unless you believe o'conner, and he's dead.
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
So's all the animals covering all my walls from "EGAD "a .270!Harold PS anything you'd use on a deer is fine on black bear
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
ORIGINAL: cdhunt 270 ain't good for killin much, unless you believe o'conner, and he's dead. The same guy that says Bigbulls may need to learn how to shoot says a 270 aint good for killin much....ohhh the irony.. I bet there'd be a different answer if it was chambered ina Weatherby rifle...:D Just about any 150 grain or a quality 130 grain like James said will work. Seen several killed with 150 core lokts...and the blackies dont get much bigger than they do in this area. |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
ORIGINAL: Pioneer2 So's all the animals covering all my walls from "EGAD "a .270!Harold PS anything you'd use on a deer is fine on black bear |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
...and the blackies dont get much bigger than they do in this area. That being said, a .270 is just fine for taking one. 150 grain Partition, Interlock, just about anything really, and you have no worries... if 130 grain, go with a premium round. Put the bullet in the boiler room, same result....dead bear. Good luck to your friend !! |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
Notice I said MUCH bigger :D
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
270 ain't good for killin much, unless you believe o'conner, and he's dead. |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
I've killed a number of canadian black bears though only one with a CF. "Big breath" that was with a Hornady Interlock Sp 130gr fired from a 270 win. The little rascal flattened the boar with a single shot and no steps taken after the hit. Lucky I guess:eek:!
As far as bullets I'd suggest the likes of Nosler Partition, Swift AFrame, Hornady Interlock sp, Speers TBBC or Barnes TSX. 130-150gr. Good Luck |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
i would say any of the 150's would be just fine...
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
Go 150 grain Winchester ballistic silvertip or the Federal Premium
150 grain Nosler Partition.Very accurate and will flat put em down. Mike :D |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
I would guess that the 270 would be in the top 4 or five all time game getters in centerfire rifles. Along with the 30-30, 30-06 375 H&H 303 British,45-70 and the 7x57. More recently add the 243 and 308.
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
ORIGINAL: James B I would use the 150 or 160 grain Partition bullet. However even a good 130 grain bullet like the Partition or Barnes TXS will do the job on Black Bears. I also wouldn't hesitate to use the 150 Grain Hornady interlock. |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
All my hunting rifles are in .270 except one in 30-06
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RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
ORIGINAL: cdhunt 270 ain't good for killin much, unless you believe o'conner, and he's dead. Use the 150-grain Nosler partition. Load them with an accurate load that gives you+-2800 FPS MV. The bears will die. if you get the bullet into their chest cavity, that is. |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
I'll pass the info along to my buddy.
Thanks guys. Tom |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
ORIGINAL: cdhunt 270 ain't good for killin much, unless you believe o'conner, and he's dead. |
RE: What .270 Bullet for Black Bear
What has already been said. Any good bullet 150 gr out of a 270 will be more than enough for a black bear.
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