Winchester 270 Win 130gr Extreme Point Deer Season Ammunition, 20 Round Box – X270DS

I have been using it in my 308 and 270 and was so happy with the grouping and how fast the deer go down so I decided to get it for my (at the time 9 year old) sons 300 blackout. Even with that small of a round we have not had to track all 5 of his deer. Just drops them. This year I got him a 5.6 cradmoor for his birthday and was hoping to use it this rifle season in Michigan. But I can not find any rounds on line or in stores. But when we do get our hands on them I'm betting it will be a good round also.

Use this in my 300 wsm and its proven to be an awesome round. Would love to buy more if I could find it again at my local gun stores. The only downside is that the tips seem to get knocked around fairly easily. They don't fall out but they definitely get knocked off center. Otherwise great round!

Couldn't ask for a better grouping from a factory ammo load. My Winchester model 70 243 loves this ammo. (Great job on production of this ammo.)

I bought a CVA Scout in 350 Legend mainly for Javelina. The single shot is all you need! Accurate round, 1 shot at 120 yards is all it took.

I bought a Winchester XPR and am using Winchester Deer Season XP 150 grain bullets. I killed a nice buck at 108 yds...he dropped in his tracks. The next day I killed a large doe that was running at 70 yds.....she landed on her nose on the second bound. Two deer...1 shot each.....no tracking required. Great gun, powerful cartridge. I'm impressed. I've been deer hunting over 50 years and I've taken hundreds of deer . I highly recommend this combination.

Very satisfied with these I will never buy another round for my 300 win mag every deer I shot dropped without a step even when I shot one at 800yrds they definitely did there job

Every time I pull the trigger my intended target drops. I have tried other bullets, but these seem to work the best for.

Took three whitetail deer with this bullet in 300 blk two dropped on the spot third ran about 100 feet and dropped. I would recommend this in most caliber but the .223 although Ifeel it would do the job would probably be better in a heavier grained bullet 75 / 77 grain might be better

I purchased a box of deer season ammo in .300 WSM to try in my Browning X Bolt White Gold Medallion . Out of the first five cartridges , I had 2 that that the bullets were seated at different depths and did not fit into the chamber of my rifle , 1 had a loose tip, and the other 2 fired but hit the target 6 inches low and 4 inches left of the bullseye at a 100 yards , from a rifle that shoots half to one inch groups all day long . I quit shooting for fear of damaging my rifle .

I've yet to harvest a deer with these so I can't speak to the terminal ballistics yet. Accuracy wise, I was able to get sub-minute accuracy with them, 5 shot groups, from my Browning A-Bold Medallion grade. They shoot as well as the handloads I developed and tuned to my barrel.

After much frustration trying to buy the ammo I normally use in my Nosler M48 custom I found this available at a couple of retailers online. Ordered three boxes and took it to the range. Excellent results. Under 2” groups at 200 yards. Just under 3” at 300 yards. At almost half the price of the stuff I’ve been using, I’m a convert. I’m sure on deer size game it will do well.

Got the 6.5 in the spring with these shells got to go out with it and Thur night shot a doe down in her tracks ,Friday morning I shot another doe and down in her tracks I got great impact on both and can't wait to shoot a little farther would like to buy this tip for reloading

I was really impressed with the accuracy of this ammunition. I was able to shoot 2 MOA with my Ruger Mini 14 and a cheap scope which is really impressive for that firearm. Harvested a fairly big-bodied buck for the Adirondacks (150 dressed) with the Winchester XP at 80 yards. Entry was a little low behind the shoulder, still double lung I believe, but there was no exit. He sprayed like a garden hose for 20 yards and fell over, didn't even kick. For small to medium sized deer under 100 yards I think this ammunition is excellent. However, the penetration would be lacking for longer shots, fully mature deer, or impact with the shoulder bones.

Awesome product will continue to use just wish could find them easier. Several friends now shoot 350 legend

This ammo shoots consistent groups touching each other at 100 yards. Exit wound holes are large and haven't had a deer run more than 25 yards yet with these in 270.

I started HUNTING with these 3 years ago in my 270. After the first COUPLE of deer i Shot with them, i now hunt with theSe EXCLUSIVEly. They kill whitetails like tHe plague! One shot, one kill…

For a relatively inexpensive factory round, my tikka loves this stuff. 0.7" groups at 100 yards and opened up to 1-7/8" at 200. sub moa with the right platform. Perfectly acceptable for long distance hunting applications.

The consistency of the shot placement is highly desirable. I shot a deer at 100 yards and when we got to cleaning it, the entry hole in the rib cage was almost 4 inches in diameter. The exit hole was difficult to measure due to the angle the deer was standing. In other words I took out a shoulder. I was extremely satisfied with these

I like it very good I would recommend it to anyone that like to shoot ammo that leaves a good blood trail

Bought 4 boxes and shot a few rounds. Groups very well at 100 yds out of my Mauser. Now to see if I can find a deer to take!