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About LinkBacksThat stuff made me think the 270 was rubbish. Had a school mate who got into the forest service and became a culler, got a sako forester thru him too, came with 200 rounds of that. Accurate but the bullets either blew up on impact or didnt expand at all. Sold it and got a bruno fox in 222 and was very happy.
The ammo is quite collectable now especially in packets in good condition.
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