Winchester Deer Season XP Ammo For Sale
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Winchester Deer Season XP 270 Win Ammo - 20 Rounds of 130 Grain Polymer Tipped Ammunition
$35.9924 In stock now
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Overview of Winchester Deer Season XP Ammo
Winchester Deer Season XP is engineered specifically for hunters seeking rapid expansion and maximum impact on medium game. With polymer-tipped projectiles and reliable ballistic performance, this ammo line delivers clean, ethical kills season after season.
Explore Popular Deer Season XP Calibers
Whether you're a fan of flat-shooting 6.5 Creedmoor or the tried-and-true .30-06 Springfield, Winchester has a Deer Season XP load tailored for your hunt. Explore our dedicated pages for 6.5 Creedmoor and .30-06 to learn more about each option. You can also browse the full line at our Winchester Deer Season XP collection.
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Customer Reviews
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Rusty said:
I started hunting whitetail deer with my .270 3 years ago. I've taken 4 deer in that time. One at 180 yards with a liver shot. 1 at 100 yards with double lung shot. One at 60 yards double lung shot. One at 20 yards heart shot. It hasn't let me down yet, and I don't think it will. I shoot 130 grain winchester deer season xp through it every year, and will continue to do so. Once sighted in properly, this is a flat shooting round with great stopping power for NY whitetail deer.
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Butch said:
I shoot 130 silver tips they are the best knock down for my 270 they are hard to get now days
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Marty said:
Bought 2 box's of xp 130 grain for deer season this year. I did shoot a Buck at 250 yards and a Doe at 170 yards using this ammo. Both deer dropped in their tracks and I was impressed with the knock down power and accuracy of the loads. My problem with these shells is that between the 2 box's I bought I have now fired 27 of the 40 rounds and have had 3 shells jam in my gun, 1 of which was out in the field while hunting. Fortunately it would have been my 2nd shot if it was needed. My rifle is a brand new Tika bolt action. I have also fired Remington and Hornady rounds through this gun at the range with no problems. I have had no problems with Winchester ammunition in the past, but this problem seems to be a quality control issue at Winchester. Hopefully they can solve the problem as otherwise I like the ammunition. Will not more for at least awhile due to the above issues.