i have just gone an done it.

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Originally Posted by RichieRich

Not to sound too much like a noob here but...
What exactly is wrong with the .270?

Im relatively new to hunting and got a rough but solid .270 for my 1st rifle.
Most of the people i know with rifles have .270s
And the only times i've been let down by the rifle/calibre is has been through my own fault (GOD DAMN BUCK FEVER!)

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I agree with VC. There is nothing wrong with .270. I have two of them and have found them to be a good calibre that is capable of doing the job on any game animals in this country. That said, the calibre is probably a bit too big on smaller game like fallow deer etc.

I Agree with you Bill999 .270 and .243 are all good strong reliable and cheap rifles. I have been shooting Samber with .243 latley well placed shots no problems at all.

Graham Henry thought the 270 was perfect, said "Why would he change to anything else when you're already married to Miss Universe ?"

The old Forest Service official calibers were .222, 308 and 270.

AAhhhh 270 WSM Suppressed like shooting a 22 but oh so fast and flat ... Love it

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Originally Posted by Neckshot

you could argue every callibre under the sun!.im easy ill shoot any round thats infront of my finger! the only shit round is an empty one IMO.

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yep, put the lead in the right place and they all kill.
But being a lousy shot like me, big with exploding projectiles would work.