270 Ammo For Sale
History of 270 Ammo
Since being introduced in 1925, the .270 Winchester has steadily become one of the world's most popular centerfire rifle cartridges – thanks to writer Jack O'Connor's tireless promotion. For 40 years, Jack sang the praises of this round in the pages of Outdoor Life. However, this isn’t just a hunting round by any means.
After the Second World War, the round became popular among hunters and metallic silhouette shooters. This is why it’s one of the most popular and manufactured rounds in the world today – versatility – which makes it pretty easy to find cheap .270 ammo. You can purchase firearms chambered for the 270 Winchester in single shot, lever action, autoloaders, pump action, bolt action, and even double rifles for the big game hunters.
What are the most popular 270 Win brands you sell?
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in stock and available using the Manufacturers filter. You can also filter by attributes such as Bullet Type, Bullet Weight, Casing Type, and Primer Type to find what you need.
If hunting is your passion, feel free to learn more about the best 270 ammo for it!
How Does The 270 Win Compare To Other Calibers?
Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
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243 Winchester | 270 Win has more | 270 Win has more stopping power and flatter long-range trajectory | 270 Win has heavier recoil and worse short-range trajectory |
25-06 Remington | 270 Win has more | 270 Win has more stopping power | 270 Win has heavier recoil |
6.5 Creedmoor | 270 Win has more | 270 Win has more kinetic energy | 270 Win has heavier recoil and worse trajectory |
30-06 Springfield | 270 Win has less | 270 Win has less recoil and slightly flatter trajectory | 270 Win has less stopping power |
308 Winchester | 270 Win has less | 270 Win has lower recoil and flatter trajectory | 270 Win has less stopping power and fewer ammo options |
7mm-08 Remington | 270 Win has more | 270 Win has less expensive ammo and flatter trajectory | 270 Win has heavier recoil |
You can also check out our in-depth look at 270 Win ballistics from all of the popular ammo manufacturers if you're searching for ballistics data for your favorite factory 270 Win load.
Customer Reviews
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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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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.
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Mac said:
I have been handloading Hornady components for years so I expected there loaded ammo to be outstanding, and it is. Is very accurate in my 270, shot 5 shot group of less than 1inch at 100 yards.
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Shooter23 said:
Amazing ammo best grain for whitetail!!
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Ricky said:
Great place to buy!
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jlr said:
killed several deer and three large hogs using this ammo in 270
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j.r. said:
i might use it this season and see how it does