Question on bullwt weight

[Rupe]

I could use some.advise on what grain bullet for a .270win. I should use for sboots out to 800 to 1000 yards at coyotes. I was thinking Sierra 130gr. GK sbt I haven't cut the.barrel down yet but itt will be between 16.5" and 18" long. Any help would be great!
Thank you in advance
Rupe

 

[Rupe]

Or maybe Nosler 130 gr. Ballistic tips. Very limited on what bullets I cam get around here.
I have 1 lbs. of each imr8208XBR, imr4064, imr4895, imr 3031
Thank you in advance!
Rupe

 

[Rupe]

Anyone anyone at all? I still haven't cut down the take off rifle barrel yet. I have had one suggestion of cutting it to 18" anyone disagree with this? In my mind it seems so long for a handgun. But I do want to reach out there with it.
Also on bullet suggestions, still could uss some input on them other then my own thoughts.
I have been a handgun for many many years but have.just got into the Specialty pistol and my Striker. Just looking for a little help on this.
Thank you for your time,
Rupe

 

[Ernie]

For kills at that distance, leave the barrel at 18" as you will need all the impact velocity you can get.
NBT's and the Nosler LR AB ( I don't know what weight they come in for .277, but they open up at real low impact velocities.

 

[Buttermilk]

The powders you've listed seem a bit too 'fast' for the 270 Win for maximum velocity.

I'd personally look at H4831sc and similar burn rate powders.

 

[Ernie]

I use H-4350 for my 6.5-284's and H-4350 and H-4831sc for my 284 Win's.

 

[Rupe]

Thank you Ernie and buttermilk for the info. I'm afraid the powders you have mentioned are not on the shelves in my area yet. I was very lucky to get the 4064 and the 8208 the otber day. That was his last 2 lbs of those. But I will keep my eyez out for them. Thank ypu for the bullet info. too!
I really appreciate it!
Rupe

 

[Rupe]

I decited to go ahead and cut the barrel to 18" knowing that if I don't like it I can cut it off a little more of I want. I picked up some 130gr. nosler B-tips and 140gr. Sierra G-kings hpbt (that's all they had). And I will keep my eyes open for those powders.
Thanks again Tinkerer, Ernie, and Buttermilk for the help!
Rupe