270 RIFLES for Sale

Quick Look

The .270 Winchester rifle gained popularity after its 1925 release by Winchester for big-game hunting. Known for its flat trajectory and reliable performance, it remains a top choice among hunters and marksmen. Today, .270 rifles hold strong appeal for both seasoned hunters and new shooters seeking versatile bolt-action or semi-auto platforms.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Excellent long-range accuracy with manageable recoil
• Wide selection of factory loads and bullet weights
• Ideal for whitetail, elk, and mule deer
• Common chambering in many top bolt-action rifles
• Proven performance in North American hunting seasons

Key Variants

Remington 700 .270

Favored by hunters for its legendary accuracy and robust bolt-action design.

Winchester Model 70 .270

Renowned as the "Rifleman's Rifle", known for smooth cycling and rugged construction.

Browning X-Bolt .270

Modern features with adjustable trigger and excellent out-of-box precision.

Savage 110 .270

Affordable, highly modular platform with user-adjustable AccuTrigger system.

Tikka T3x .270

Exceptionally smooth action and sub-MOA accuracy straight from the box.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	270 Rifles	6.5 Creedmoor Rifles	7mm-08 Rifles
MSRP	$500–$1,200+	$550–$1,500+	$500–$1,300+
Capacity	3–5 rounds	3–10 rounds	3–5 rounds
Weight	6.5–8.5 lbs	6–9 lbs	6.5–8 lbs
Optics Ready	Yes (most models)	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Varies by model	Adjustable	Adjustable
Notable Pro	Excellent trajectory for hunting	Low recoil, high accuracy	Great for youth or recoil-sensitive
Notable Con	Limited semi-auto options	Pricey match-grade ammo	Less energy at longer range

Best Use Cases

• Big-game hunting (deer, elk, antelope)
• Backcountry and open-range shooting
• Long-range practice and rifle competition
• Rifle enthusiast collections

FAQs

What is the effective range of a .270 rifle?

Most .270 rifles offer effective performance out to 500 yards with proper optics and ammunition.

Can I hunt elk with a .270 Winchester?

Yes, the .270 is widely regarded as suitable for elk using bullets in the 130–150 grain range.

How does a .270 compare to 6.5 Creedmoor?

The .270 offers more velocity; the 6.5 Creedmoor has slightly better recoil and match-grade options.