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Winchester XP3 #1802242 11/03/10 11:41 PM
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Does anyone on here shoot the Winchester XP3? I shoot the .270 at 130gr and the .308 at 150gr.


Re: Winchester XP3 [Re: Brush Country Tejanos] #1803433 11/04/10 07:12 AM
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A couple of years ago my great uncle used my .270 with 130 grain XP3's to fill his mule deer A and B tags. Penetration and killing power was very good with this bullet.


Re: Winchester XP3 [Re: RPG] #1805107 11/04/10 07:55 PM
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I shoot these out of my 270 and have had great success as well as good grouping on paper. I also shoot the XP1s in 55gr out of my 22-250.


Re: Winchester XP3 [Re: jrg_80] #1807913 11/05/10 06:32 PM
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great round to shoot. A bit on the pricey side but well worth it. Only bad thing is that I usually cant find ammo for my .308, so I usaully buy 2 to 3 boxes of it when I do run across them. Now the .270 they stock that all day long at Academy.


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