.270 Weatherby Mag Ammo.
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.270 Weatherby Magnum is a high-velocity cartridge that pushes .270 bullets well beyond the standard .270 Winchester. It shoots very flat for deer, sheep and pronghorn in open country. At Gunners Outlet we carry .270 Weatherby Magnum ammunition, including 130 grain loads from Hornady. Order online and we ship fast from our New Hampshire warehouse.
About .270 Weatherby Magnum Ammunition
Roy Weatherby introduced the .270 Weatherby Magnum in 1943. Like other Weatherby cartridges, it uses a belted case with a distinctive double-radius shoulder to reach high velocities.
130 to 150 grain bullets are the most common. The 130 grain is ideal for deer and pronghorn at long range, while 140 to 150 grain bonded bullets work for elk.
Recoil and ammo cost are higher than .270 Winchester, but for long shots the extra speed means less holdover.
.270 Weatherby Mag Ballistics Table
| Bullet Weight | Bullet Type | Loads | Brands | Price From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 130 gr | Soft Point | 1 | 1 | $1.20/rd |
Frequently Asked Questions
270 weatherby magnum vs 270 winchester: which is better?
.270 Weatherby Magnum is faster and flatter, while .270 Winchester has less recoil and cheaper, easier to find ammo.
270 weatherby magnum vs 270 wsm: which is better?
Performance is similar. .270 Weatherby uses a long action, while .270 WSM fits a short action.
257 weatherby vs 270: which is better?
.270 Weatherby handles heavier bullets for larger game, while .257 Weatherby is faster with lighter bullets.
Is 270 weatherby good for elk?
Yes, with a 140 to 150 grain bonded bullet, .270 Weatherby Magnum is effective on elk.