REMINGTON 270 for Sale

Quick Look

The Remington .270 Winchester rifles trace their roots to mid-20th century hunting excellence. Designed for long-range accuracy and manageable recoil, they combine precision with versatility. Today, they remain a go-to choice for North American big-game hunters and collectors alike.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Flat-shooting performance suitable for long-range shots
• Wide ammunition availability in .270 Winchester
• Renowned for accuracy and hunting reliability
• Compatible with many scopes and aftermarket parts
• Proven bolt-action durability over decades

Key Variants

Remington 700 .270

This flagship bolt-action is a legend in .270 for hunting and target precision.

Remington Model 783 .270

A more budget-friendly Remington rifle, ideal for entry-level hunters.

Remington Model 7600 .270

Pump-action .270 option offering quick follow-up shots for brush hunting.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Remington .270	Winchester Model 70	Ruger American
MSRP	$500–$900	$850–$1,200	$450–$650
Capacity	3–5 rounds	3–5 rounds	4 rounds
Weight	7–8.5 lbs	6.75–8 lbs	6.5–7 lbs
Optics Ready	Yes	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Adjustable (X-Mark Pro)	MOA Trigger	Marksman Adjustable
Notable Pro	Legendary accuracy and legacy	Refined build quality	Excellent value for cost

Best Use Cases

• Big-game hunting (deer, elk, antelope)
• Long-range target shooting
• Backcountry and mountain hunts
• Shooting collection or legacy piece

FAQs

What is the effective hunting range of a Remington .270?

With proper optics and ammunition, .270 Winchester rifles are effective out to 400+ yards.

Can I use a Remington .270 for elk hunting?

Yes, the .270 Winchester offers sufficient velocity and energy for elk within moderate ranges.

How does the Remington 700 in .270 compare to other calibers?

The .270 offers flatter trajectory and less recoil than .30-06, ideal for mid to long-range hunting.