#3089289 - 12/20/12 08:44 PM
270 vs. 308
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jas
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I've narrowed it down between a Savage 270 and Remington 308 win..
Any advice? Savage has bushnell optics 4x32 accu trigger.
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#3089318 - 12/20/12 09:03 PM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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Mausermeister
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Apple and orange.
Each has advantages and disadvantages.
.270 Shoots lighter bullets faster and flatter. Ammo choices and, if you reload, bullet choices are pretty limited.
.308 Doesn't shoot as flat, but the heavy bullets can be more accurate at long range. Ammo choices almost infinite as well as bullets if you reload.
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#3089325 - 12/20/12 09:05 PM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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Nhill
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I would rather buy a Savage over a Remington
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#3089337 - 12/20/12 09:08 PM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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savage customer service has not impressed me the only issue i had was a weak magazine spring and it was several months before i got the rifle back (warranty) if you go with remington the triggers are easy to adjust and are as good as the accutriggers but stay away from the model 710 725 and 770
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#3089347 - 12/20/12 09:15 PM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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Jcalder
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I'd split the difference and get a savage in 308. Stay away from the axis/edge rifles as the triggers are generally stiff. 270 isn't a bad choice tho. Neither is a Remington 700
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#3089365 - 12/20/12 09:23 PM
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fastbs
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What Mauser said. Just my thoughts, for hunting game around here the 270 will have less guess work out to 400 yds but past that the bullet choices in 30 Cal will provide better accuracy.
Before we pick brands what models are they?
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#3089394 - 12/20/12 09:40 PM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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Gravey
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Grew up hunting with my grandfather's 308 but already had a 30-caliber (30-06) so my most recent purchase was a 270. Haven't got to dial her in yet though. Either will do the trick.
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#3089446 - 12/20/12 10:19 PM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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pressfit
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#3089983 - 12/21/12 09:39 AM
Re: 270 vs. 308
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REN
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Very much a personal opinion as both are great rounds that many many people shoot.
I had a 270 for years and sold it for a 308. Personally I liked the short action and bigger bullet as well as lighter recoil.
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#3090054 - 12/21/12 10:14 AM
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KPH
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Both cal. are good. I like Remingtons got a good friend who likes Savages. It is what ever.
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