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<blockquote data-quote="bigv" data-source="post: 276403" data-attributes="member: 835">You obviously don't read enough.&nbsp; I'm assuming not enough pictures for you.&nbsp; If it wasn't for Jack O'Connor the .270 may have disappeared. But it didn't because too many found it very efficient for killing numerous species.&nbsp; It still ranks high as one of the best deer calibers.&nbsp; &nbsp; IF you were actually to read more you'd learn that many of these new calibers came about because they wanted to compete with a .270. .270 was made in 1925 and had super success but it's biggest knock is that there wasn't enough grain choices.&nbsp; So they started trying to make other calibers that are similar to .270 but with more options.&nbsp;&nbsp; Fast, flat lower recoil.&nbsp; They have come out with a lot of new calibers and cartridges. Makes it quite interesting gun shopping these days. Again as I said before-the only bullsh!t around here is you...can tell by your post count.- - - Updated - - -A .270 sighted in with a factory 130g bullet sighted in dead on at 200 yds will only drop approx. 15 inches at 400.&nbsp; That's pretty dang good.&nbsp; Fast-flat. Best-- I doubt it but solid-- yes.&nbsp; That will improve with hand loads.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bigv, post: 276403, member: 835"] You obviously don't read enough. I'm assuming not enough pictures for you. If it wasn't for Jack O'Connor the .270 may have disappeared. But it didn't because too many found it very efficient for killing numerous species. It still ranks high as one of the best deer calibers. IF you were actually to read more you'd learn that many of these new calibers came about because they wanted to compete with a .270. .270 was made in 1925 and had super success but it's biggest knock is that there wasn't enough grain choices. So they started trying to make other calibers that are similar to .270 but with more options. Fast, flat lower recoil. They have come out with a lot of new calibers and cartridges. Makes it quite interesting gun shopping these days. Again as I said before-the only bullsh!t around here is you...can tell by your post count. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] A .270 sighted in with a factory 130g bullet sighted in dead on at 200 yds will only drop approx. 15 inches at 400. That's pretty dang good. Fast-flat. Best-- I doubt it but solid-- yes. That will improve with hand loads. [/QUOTE]

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