270 ammunition, need help !

[grizzman]

I have used 130 gr Corelokts and Fusion and prefer the Fusion. I grabbed a couple of boxes of the Ted Nugent with the 130 gr Barnes TTSX bullet on clearance and I'm looking forward to see how those perform.

[Patton]

The .270 was designed for the 130 grain bullet, and shoots it very fast and flat. Dial in to 200 yrds with 130gr bullet and you will be about an 1 1/2 inch high at 100 and dead on at 200, 7" low at 300. Rem Core Lokts have done me well on WT, Hogs, Axis, and Sika.

[1shot]

Anything your rifle likes. Its always more expensive if you have to shoot twice because you can't hit the broad side of a barn.

[ltsheets]

For in-expensive...corelokts or fed fushion...for tougher game, barnes vortex 130ttsx

[Mesquite Archer]

I shoot 150 gr Winchester Power Points and they are both deadly and inexpensive.

[Buckwheat]

Like stated above. Core-lokt. Never failed me.

[bollomb]

another vote for 130 grain SST. man that puts a hurting on them

[Ballcoach10]

Thanks again for the input, picked up some core lokts today just because it's what we have most of here. If that shoot great, if not on to the

[Ballcoach10]

Next ones

[whitetailfanatic]

I shoot 150gr Core-lokt in my Winchester 270, get mine thru mail

[Ballcoach10]

I guess I should have mentioned, this is a 270 short mag if that makes a difference for those if you that shoot

[Patton]

Its completely different ballistics, but I've heard nothing but good things about it

[Kimble.270]

Used some 130gr core lokt on my deer this past season, knocked him down in his tracks and left a good 1 1/2 to 2 inch exit.

[88 Bound]

130gr core-lokt

Nailed it!!

[Colton]

I guess I should have mentioned, this is a 270 short mag if that makes a difference for those if you that shoot

Ya, that changes things a bit... I have no experience with the short mag...