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Sellier and Bellot 270 Win Ammo - 20 Rounds of 150 Grain SP Ammunition
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Winchester Copper Impact 300 WSM Ammo - 20 Rounds of 150 Grain Copper Extreme Point Ammunition
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Hornady 30-30 Ammo - 200 Rounds of 150 Grain Round Nose Ammunition
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Hornady 30-06 Ammo - 200 Rounds of 150 Grain SP Ammunition
$249.99
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Winchester 30-30 Ammo - 200 Rounds of 150 Grain PP Ammunition
$258.99
$244.99
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PMC Bronze Hunting 308 Win Ammo - 800 Rounds of 150 Grain SP Ammunition
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BROTHER RAT said:
An old timer that bagged more game than any rifle of it's time. Super seeded by rifles the are loaded with a quarter stick of dynamite.
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Buffalo Bill said:
This is the finest production ammunition I have ever ran through my .30-30 lever gun. There is no other hard hitting, deer killing, precision driven, one shot one kill round out there that can outperform this production line ammunition, even the very precise match grade ammunition I have used just to see the difference in accuracy and precision was extraordinary. In other words, this Remington ammunition left all the other loads, including hand loads, back at the factory. Other companies need to take note and reinvent their selves, because this manufacturer knows their cartridges more than the competition. BUY THIS AMMUNITION, YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT!! By the way, if you do regret it, it just means you are a terrible shot, believe me, these rounds hit where the barrel is aiming. PRECISION CARTRIDGES
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Deerman said:
Shooting this round for 10years. Pure bargain. 1:12 Twist, 20 inch barrel: 0.6 MOA every time!
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Bill9562 said:
This is so far the most consistent factory round in my bench gun and at a very low price. I have not been able to duplicate the consistency in a hand load yet.
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Kevin said:
The .270 is a flat shooting Caliber, and big enough to take down many species. I prefer to use 150 grain, and sight in my rifle to 300 yards
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j.r. said:
shoots just fine,ive used it for years,puts deer down like a bus hit them
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WildBill said:
Great round, going to buy more, thanks
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Jim said:
I have a 1943 Finn M39 Carbine, bolt action, I shot about 100 rounds, no problem, military grade ammo
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John said:
This is likely the storage of the ammo, not the ammo itself. The brass showed corrosion/scuffs/blemishes. The cartridge was not damaged and, I've already taken a deer with it, but was surprised it did not look 'new' I was also hoping for not having to trail much, and I didn't get the effect I wanted in that department.
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Brian said:
I ran these through my brand new rifle. And it did not cycle. I thought maybe it just needed a break in period but I ran a different ammo and it cycled. Just fine, my buddy put this ammo. Through his rifle and same thing, it would not cycle consistently. Not accurate at all. Just to all around garbage