270 weatherby

You should be good to go. Coopers as a breed tend to shoot, though in my experience expensive rather heavy rifles better shoot or what's the good of them? I only have two Coopers.
The 270 Weatherby cartridge itself is nothing to be sneezed at; when we were all stroking a boner over STWs 30 years ago with light bullets and MPBR with light bullets it required a bit of willful blindness to not see that Roy was doing it in the 40s.
If you want to go to what most people would consider extreme long range with a 'Bee you may have a bit of an issue with high BC bullets and a long throat, but that's sort of a specialty application. I had a lot of fun scratching down goats by the 100s in NZ out to 800, but you might have to pick your bullet carefully for your own rifle for that. Or maybe it doesn't apply at all for your uses.
 
Cons: Ammo isn't cheap. Not the best selection of heavy bullets in .277".

Pros: kills like lightning. Laser beam trajectory. Premium bullet options are good. Factory ammo is good. 9-twist will stabilize the sleekest 150's out there. Coopers are sweet. Reloading is fun.

Pros outweigh the cons significantly here!
 
I have owned several
A Lazermark and a Remington custom. It was speced for Berger 170 eol
And shot amazing. The Lazermark shot very good as well.
It makes a normal 270 look dumpy in the fps game.
Coopers are fantastic though heavy.
My wife shoots a beautiful 52 in 280ai
I had the first 35 whelen they ever made.
 
The 270 Wby is a great cartridge! Mild mannered, flat and accurate!
90 Sierra HP's are lazer flat! And explosive on small game!
100 gr ammo wreaks havoc on coyotes...a little hard on deer meat.
130's and 150's work great on big game;I preferred the 140 gr AB's.
Coopers are very nice rifles...haven't had the pleasure of owning one though...haven't seen too many lefties when I've had the funds to buy one, or ended up building something else. Some of the prettiest wood I have seen on production rifles...love the New Zealand walnut I've seen on the custom classics!
 
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