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    what's wrong with the 06?

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    Love my 270 wsm. I wish they made a bullet with a higher ballistic coefficient. Something around .650 would be awesome. I shoot 140 accubond.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rasmussen View Post
    Love my 270 wsm. I wish they made a bullet with a higher ballistic coefficient. Something around .650 would be awesome. I shoot 140 accubond.
    Check out the Accubond Long Range coming out this spring. Also Berger Hybrid Hunting bullets are coming.

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    Or stop fighting it and get a 7mm

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    Quote Originally Posted by jay View Post
    what's wrong with the 06?
    Yeah, what is wrong with the '06? Although getting another rifle is never a BAD idea!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colorado Cowboy View Post
    They wern't talking about "recreational" shooting. The more you shoot a rifle, the better shot you become. Just like any sport...practice, practice, practice. I make it a practice (pun intended!) to spend lots of time at the range shooting my hunting guns, be it a rifle (s) or shotgun (s). It is $$$ and time well spent.
    I was trying to say that I don't think I will hit the 1500 round mark for quite some time. Obviously the more you shoot the better shot you become.

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    For deer and antelope I think you are right on with the 270 but if you ever consider larger animals in the future you may want to consider the 7wsm. My last 4 elk have dropped in their tracks. I shoot 7wsm with 160 NP and I am VERY pleased.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xtreme View Post
    Or stop fighting it and get a 7mm
    X2 just do it!

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    Since you already have a 30-06 and a 300 WSM, I would buy a 270WSM just to mix it up and fill that void. I have one in a Browning A-bolt II Stainless Stalker and its super accurate with factory ammo. I shoot the Winchester Supreme with 130 grain Ballistic silver tips and it puts three shots into .350 inch groups at 100 yards. Most accurate rifle I own with Factory ammo!!

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    I have killed a couple bulls with the 270WSM. Performance was excellent.

    As I noted, I like the 270 WSM for the factory ammo guy.

    I do like the 7 WSM for the handloader though. Cool cartridge.

 

 

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