The .270 Winchester isn’t a military cartridge, and nobody ever claimed it was a target cartridge; it is a straightforward ...

270 Winchester, mild recoil and good trajectories, they just execute it better and more efficiently. Aerodynamic plastic-tipped bullets improve the .270’s ballistic performance, but it’s no ...

308 Winchester. Here’s a look at a couple ways to compare ballistics of the .270 vs .308. There is some crossover in bullet weight, so we’ll examine both cartridges when using the same bullet ...

. It was a fire-breathing dragon, and I had to have something better or just as good. While saving paper-route money I studied ballistics charts, concocted complicated formulas, and determined the ...

But here’s reality: Very few match-grade bullets, and almost no match-grade ammunition, have ever been produced in .270. Likewise, very few match-grade .270 Win. rifles have ever been made.

270 Winchester turns 100 this year. The original 1925 .270 Winchester ballistics featured a .277-caliber, 130-grain Spitzer bullet traveling 3,160 feet per second at the muzzle. To hunters of the ...