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The 27 Nosler, it's official!
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<blockquote data-quote="35 Whelen" data-source="post: 1828579" data-attributes="member: 105990"><p>I do like the fact that Nosler has offered the 27 Nosler. As you guys have said will it really be faster than the Weatherby or other wildcat 270's is yet to ben seen. I think the biggest think the 27N offers over the other well known 270's is the faster barrel twist. I would like to have a 270 with a faster twist and I'm trying to decide if I wont to go with a 27 Nosler . I have 270Win. and 270WSM and have thought about have a rifle in one of those built with a faster twist barrel. The 270 Weatherby with a faster twist would be good too. Choses, choses, choses, they are all good but what is the best? With the magnums I would need a 24 or 26" barrel witch would be grate for open country, I have read of guys getting very good increases with the 270 win. with 26" barrels (not a mag. but still very good), but then the .270 Win. or .270 AI with a faster twist would all so be very good and still use a 22" barrel, and would still make good use in both open country or high up in the mountains and deep in the woods. Many combinations, do you build it as a do all rifle or a long range rifle? For long range manly would make more scents as I could and would use my other rifles were the shots would be close and the easer maneuverability in tighter cover would be nicer. The wonderful choses and decisions us gun nuts get to make. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="35 Whelen, post: 1828579, member: 105990"] I do like the fact that Nosler has offered the 27 Nosler. As you guys have said will it really be faster than the Weatherby or other wildcat 270's is yet to ben seen. I think the biggest think the 27N offers over the other well known 270's is the faster barrel twist. I would like to have a 270 with a faster twist and I'm trying to decide if I wont to go with a 27 Nosler . I have 270Win. and 270WSM and have thought about have a rifle in one of those built with a faster twist barrel. The 270 Weatherby with a faster twist would be good too. Choses, choses, choses, they are all good but what is the best? With the magnums I would need a 24 or 26" barrel witch would be grate for open country, I have read of guys getting very good increases with the 270 win. with 26" barrels (not a mag. but still very good), but then the .270 Win. or .270 AI with a faster twist would all so be very good and still use a 22" barrel, and would still make good use in both open country or high up in the mountains and deep in the woods. Many combinations, do you build it as a do all rifle or a long range rifle? For long range manly would make more scents as I could and would use my other rifles were the shots would be close and the easer maneuverability in tighter cover would be nicer. The wonderful choses and decisions us gun nuts get to make. :) [/QUOTE]
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