My 270 Win, upgraded, finally shooting SubMOA.

HUAINAMACHERO

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Some pics of my rig.
Upgraded Winchester Mod 70, 270 Win, Featherweight. Properly bedded. Old scope Leupold Vari X II 3x9x40.

New scope Leupold Vari X III 6.5x20x40 EFR.
EGW 20 MOA Picatinny Rail,
Seekins Precision 1inch, low scope rings,
Mounting Solutions Plus - Anti Cant Device 1 inch,
Nightforce Angle Degree Indicator,
Harris bipod,
Buttler Creek Scope Covers.
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Shooting 140 grain Accubond, muzzle velocity 2890 FPS. Group size 0.724 inches, minus .277 = 0.447.
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Hope you like it!!!
 
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Nice looking rifle. I think you can get more juice out of it though, if you want. I load a 270 shooting H4831SC and a 150 Berger VLD at 2950.
 
I agree with the above that you "could" steam it up a bit. But after seeing your buck and reading the story I would wonder why you would want to.......

Your efforts have served you well.

It's always thrilling to shoot a decent group, then deduct the .277. Kind of gives you a warm fuzzy feeling.:)

Good huntin' too ya.
 
Very nice :cool:. I have a couple M70 Classics here that I just love. A Stainless 30/06,and a stainless 7 RM. The 7mm is slated for a little tweaking this winter. The "Old Otter" is my baby. Shoots great and feels like an old friend in the hand. If I would run across one in 270, I'm afraid it would be in danger of coming home. That's a dandy you have there. Very nice.
 
Now that is a good looking gun. How do you like the Picatinny rail with the scope mounted on it? I have always used direct mounts.
 
Thanks for the comments guys. I will be trying it this weekend out to maybe 700 yards, will let you know how it went.
Kenai_king19, I really like the Picatinny Rail, I feel it makes the mount much more solid, and for me was the perfect way to install the ACI.
 
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