Thx M!

I've used both 130 & 150 grain bullets out of my .270 and had great results with both. The last factory ammo I bought were Federal's Non Typical Whitetail in 150 gr. soft points.

Nice to know...Thank You.

I use Federal 130 gr trophy bonded tips. Only one in 25 years hasn't exited a whitetail. It took out a 1 1/2" sapling and a shoulder blade and was still against the hide on the back side

I have a Ruger77RL that loves the 130 grain Speer boat tails backed up by 47.5 grains of IMR 4064, I have taken everything in Montana with that load with the exception of a sheep and a goat.

When I get a new rifle I buy a box of 3 or 4 of the locally available loads, usually win, rem, fed, hernady. I don't shoot much past 300 yards so I just buy their bargain offerings.
When I figure out which load groups the best, I buy a couple hundred rounds of it.

My .270 model 70 likes 130gr Winchester power points

All bullets work if you can hit with them

Thanks Tman crowd!

Stoot off a rest, mono, bi or tripod
Deer and antelope are two different sized game.

, but Ibelieve bigger is better Ive killed my last 3 deer with my 7mm and 160 accubonds 409, 309, and 110 yards. Each deer traveled under 10 yards before I placed another shoot. to put them down.

A buddy lost ( when found 6 days later the meat was bad) a record book bear. He perfers his clients 220 grain bullet and greater for big black bears
He sells his clients , A once in a lifetime hunt Recordbook game, some guys spend $25,000 on their hunt and are willing to shoot undersized gun and bullets. Maybe its 1:50 or 100,,, but why take that chance.

Salt hunter, sounds like what my uncle said 50 years ago. I am glad I went hunting anyway.