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About LinkBacksHave used both. More recently bought a 270 and can't fault it mate. Yeah sure if you're target shooting then go buy a .338 or some hella big cal but for hunting medium/big game in NZ I can not fault the 270. Nice and flat, enough punch in the round to drop ANYTHING in hits and a huge range available in NZ. The ammo isn't horrendously expensive either. Every cal has is pros and cons but you asked our experiences and mine have been that it is robust and hard to fault in the field.
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