270 or 300
09-09-2003 | 09:35 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Western Nebraska
RE: 270 or 300
99, you must be more precise...there' s the .270 Win, the .270 Wby, the .270 WSM and then there' s the .300 savage, the .300 H&H, the .300 Wby....
Furthermore compared for what purpose?....
Furthermore compared for what purpose?....
09-09-2003 | 09:39 PM
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Typical Buck
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From: KUNKLETOWN PA United States
RE: 270 or 300
for starters , which .270 , and .300' s are you talking about ????
we need more details , as for bullet , the .300 is larger and heavier , and is available in heavier bullet wieghts than a .270 would be .
and the .270 is actually a .277 diameter round , and the .300 is a .308 diameter round. which cartridges are you talking about ???
we need more details , as for bullet , the .300 is larger and heavier , and is available in heavier bullet wieghts than a .270 would be .
and the .270 is actually a .277 diameter round , and the .300 is a .308 diameter round. which cartridges are you talking about ???
09-09-2003 | 10:14 PM
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RE: 270 or 300
For deer hunting I would definitly go with the .270. It will be cheaper to shoot, easier on scopes and rings, and will kill any deer out there. It shoots flat, recoils little, and there are a ton of factory loads for it. If elk were in the mix, I would go with the .300.
09-09-2003 | 11:05 PM
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Typical Buck
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RE: 270 or 300
If you' re new to all this, for deer you can' t beat the .270 Win. It has been and continues to be perhaps the finest all-around deer cartridge ever devised. And, if you' re new to this, I' d stick with a .270 for all hunting, including elk. The .300 Win Mag has a bit of recoil involved, and it may not be the best cartridge for a beginner to start with.
09-10-2003 | 06:29 AM
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RE: 270 or 300
I would agree with all of those that prefer the .270, especially for beginners. (Which is not to say that the .270 is not also great for experienced hunters.) The .270 is provided in nearly any action rifle, will generally be lighter than an equivalent .300 Magnum, will be considerably less expensive to shoot, (allows more practice for the same money), recoil is much less severe, and with heavier-premium bullets will suffice for any game in the lower 48, (and most in other parts of the world as well)! It is a cartridge that does many things well and is easy to find ammo for. It' s also one of the most popular cartridges world wide....which speaks to how well most think of it!
Good luck and many successes!
Good luck and many successes!
