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Originally Posted by 270winshort
I shoot a model 70 winchester with a 24'' barrel I shoot 63 grains of IMR 4350 at 3260 fps
it shoots 1/4 @ 100yrds and 6" @ 1000 yrds I also used this same powder in my buddys howa 270 wsm it shoots about the same groups using 61.5 @ 3120 fps I would start at 58 grains going up 1 grain at a time, checking for pressure after each shot
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I get the same performance, with the same caliber and rifle, same load,(62.5gr@3200fps) using 140 Ballistic Tips or Accubonds, same POI. I have always been surprised on this site that the Model 70's get very low exposure. I have had several over the past 40 years of all generations including a couple of pre-64's. They have all shot equally or most of the time better than the Reminton, Savage , Kimbers, etc. I have owned....right out of the box. I expect it is the receiver design, making it more difficult to rebarrel and bed than the round actions which the gunsmiths prefer.