In your opening post you mentioned you were new to hunting. Might just need some good old time practice. Also, when you state "way off the mark", many rifles do not shoot to the same POI with different ammo.

When I bought my .270 I tried 130 grain Core-Lokts and they were so accurate I never looked back. I handload now but still buy Core-Lokt ammo for my .270 and use it. It shoots sub-moa so what's the need?

If yall want a harder hitting round for the .270 the 110gr ttsx bullets rolling 3400fps federal has are hard to beat.. they have more pop than any 140-150gr factory load iv seen.. and penetrate better

Generally shoot 130 grain Rem Core-Lokt. When lived in New Mexico, shot 150 grain spritzer for elk and mule deer. Since now hunt family land, I also take a box of Rem managed recoil ammo, 117 grain. Point of impact is close enough to 130 gr for grandkids and ladies to do rib shots. Hate to see anyone shooting the 22 center fires at deer when the 243 even now has managed recoil round.

Where do you get these at? I've only seen the 130 ttsx

If yall want a harder hitting round for the .270 the 110gr ttsx bullets rolling 3400fps federal has are hard to beat.. they have more pop than any 140-150gr factory load iv seen.. and penetrate better

My rifle has always been very accurate with Winchester 130 gr Power Point, which is about the least expensive ammo you can buy for a 270. I've never had a whitetail or axis deer run off. They drop where they stand if you hit them in the lungs or through the shoulders. No need for premium ammo for whitetails with a 270, but no harm in it either.

My rifle has always been very accurate with Winchester 130 gr Power Point, which is about the least expensive ammo you can buy for a 270. I've never had a whitetail or axis deer run off. They drop where they stand if you hit them in the lungs or through the shoulders. No need for premium ammo for whitetails with a 270, but no harm in it either.