Best load for .270 @ 200-300 yards? At the present time I'm using 150 Grain Nosler Balistic Tips.

-Gooch-

Well, an experienced reloader will tell you that a good load is the one that is most accurate in your gun which is definately problably not the best one my gun. But I will tell ya what works for me. Thats 54gr of IMR4350, Fed 210 primer and COL of 3.3" Sierra 130 boattail spitzer. Or in another gun I got, Winchester 70 270Win, it likes 47gr of IMR4064, Fed 210 primer, and 3.35" COL, 130gr nosler bullistic tip.

Edited by - bigcountry on 11/22/2002 09:42:04

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Actually that load shoots great in mine, and two other buddies model 70 270wins. The 4350 that is. So now I got people begging me to load there ammo. Spent all week loading other peoples ammo still have to load me some rounds for next week. But they are good buddies.

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Good luck, I will be in penalton county shooting scrub bucks. Never see any great deer there, and then to MD for some big deer.

While there is absolutely nothing wrong with usaing a 150 grain in the .270 for all game, I found that I didn't need the 150 for shooting in the lower 48 after spending three years in Alaska with a .270. So, I went to the 130 Nosler Partition for everything down here, but for just deer and antelope shooting, the 130 grain Ballistic Tip would be very good also. My best 130-grain load uses 55.5 grains of IMR 4350 in WW cases....

Keep yore powder dry!!