.270 Win Rifle

The action is an FN Browning 300 Series. The barrel is a German Bofhler Spezial Laufstahl brand. The scope is a 3x9 Karl Kahles with what I believe is a No. 5 reticle. The stock is walnut. From brand new I found my best group was 5 consecutive shots into half an inch at 100 yards (photo enclosed) using 110 grain Sierra projectile and 56 grains of 104 Norma powder. I know you can only count 4 holes, as surprising as it might seem, one projectile went through a hole made by a previous shot without enlarging the hole. Included with the rifle also are these accessories: if required. 80 loaded rounds of 150 grain speer projectiles with 58 grains of 4831 powder. The trajectory of this load is one inch high at 100 yards, three quarters of an inch low at 200 yards and six inches low at 280 yards. From new, I shot 5 consecutive rounds into an inch and an eighth group at 100 yards. 48 empty Norman brass shells. 61 x 110 grain Sierra projectiles. Also for sale are: A Super Simplex reloading press, as new, in a wooden box. Price $625. See photo. A full length .270 resizing die, never used. Price $90. A Lyman Ohaus M5 precision powder scales as new. Price $150. See photo. A vinyl covered lockable travelling case for the rifle. Price $350. See photo. Or alternatively, buy the complete package, including the rifle, for $3,500. As near as I can tell, I have fired a total of 85 rounds out of this .270 rifle - such is the norm for trophy hunting.