Simple:7mm rem mag vs 270 win

You need something with lots of letters after it, a rifle that only can hold 2+1 because the shells are 1.5" long and 1" in diameter.

Don't you read the magazines? Cartridges proven over several generations of hunting with ordinary bullets don't work anymore :)

Either will work fine, I used to hunt with a .270 and it shot deer just about perfect. My dad hunted with a 7mm RM and it really shot deer perfect. You don't want to hit shoulders with either one of the rifles.

I would say .270 if I picked one. Less recoil, probably less ammo cost and it's just a nice shooting rifle.
 
Both are excellent cartridges. The magnum is slightly more powerful. Both are more than you need for deer. The 270 will hold more shells.
 
I guess I will just have to get rid of my 308 and 30-06. They just dont have the KOOL factor the magnums do.I am living in the past. Please dont tell anyone I have a 38-55. The scandal would be unbearable...
 
Considering Remington stole the 7mm Mag idea from Mashburn and the Ultra-mags from the Canadian Imperial magnums.Either will work........................Harold
 
my prefernce is the 7mm mag, i've shot 3 moose and and over a dozen deer with this recoil is very managable, i weigh 200lbs, and it's fairly flat shooting and powerfull, a high shoulder shot on a 200lbs deer will drop it in it's tracks.
also if you are unforunate enough to make a bad shot, stomach,hind quarters ect. it will still make a big enough hole to allow you to quickly recover your animal.
if reciol is managable...(you don't flinch) then bigger is always better, unless you're hunting rabbits.
 
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Well I guess........I'll bite,
I have both.....but the 7mm is in the WSM configuration, it doesn't have a belt and comes in a short action...so does it still fall into the "magnum" category?
 
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