. It was a fire-breathing dragon, and I had to have something better or just as good. While saving paper-route money I studied ballistics charts, concocted complicated formulas, and determined the ...

270 Win. off a bench from the Savage Model 110 Ultralite thanks to its effective recoil pad. I must move within social circles with those who are cognizant of effective ballistics, because hunters ...

But here’s reality: Very few match-grade bullets, and almost no match-grade ammunition, have ever been produced in .270. Likewise, very few match-grade .270 Win. rifles have ever been made.

308 Winchester. Here’s a look at a couple ways to compare ballistics of the .270 vs .308. There is some crossover in bullet weight, so we’ll examine both cartridges when using the same bullet ...

270 Winchester turns 100 this year. The original 1925 .270 Winchester ballistics featured a .277-caliber, 130-grain Spitzer bullet traveling 3,160 feet per second at the muzzle. To hunters of the ...