The Remington R22337 .270 Win 130gr Pre-Cut ammunition delivers the accuracy and terminal performance hunters depend on across the full range of typical big-game hunting distances. Built on a monolithic copper alloy bullet design, this load combines aerodynamic efficiency with weight retention and controlled expansion—the kind of all-around reliability that makes sense whether you're glassing a ridge at first light or working through a canyon bottom. Twenty rounds per box gives you enough to practice your hold and still have a full complement for opening day.

The copper-construction bullet isn't just about raw stopping power. That precision-engineered tip delivers a ballistic coefficient of .403, which means flatter trajectories and less wind drift than you'd get from softer conventional designs. The grooved bullet body is optimized for aerodynamic performance while maintaining the structural integrity needed to punch through the vitals on elk, deer, and similarly-sized game. Remington's Premier CuT line specifically engineers for 95% weight retention, so the bullet stays together and works as designed from point of impact onward.

Loading starts with Remington's own brass and propellants, held to the precision tolerances that make a difference when you're pushing sub-minute-of-angle groups or making ethical, long-range field decisions. The 130-grain bullet weight in .270 Win is a time-tested sweet spot: heavy enough to carry energy downrange, light enough to ride that powder charge with genuine velocity and a clean trajectory. At a listed muzzle velocity of 3010 fps, you're looking at the ballistic performance profile hunters have relied on for decades—with modern bullet technology stacked in your favor.

The Remington R22337 .270 Win 130gr Pre-Cut ammunition delivers the accuracy and terminal performance hunters depend on across the full range of typical big-game hunting distances. Built on a monolithic copper alloy bullet design, this load combines aerodynamic efficiency with weight retention and controlled expansion—the kind of all-around reliability that makes sense whether you're glassing a ridge at first light or working through a canyon bottom. Twenty rounds per box gives you enough to practice your hold and still have a full complement for opening day.

The copper-construction bullet isn't just about raw stopping power. That precision-engineered tip delivers a ballistic coefficient of .403, which means flatter trajectories and less wind drift than you'd get from softer conventional designs. The grooved bullet body is optimized for aerodynamic performance while maintaining the structural integrity needed to punch through the vitals on elk, deer, and similarly-sized game. Remington's Premier CuT line specifically engineers for 95% weight retention, so the bullet stays together and works as designed from point of impact onward.

Loading starts with Remington's own brass and propellants, held to the precision tolerances that make a difference when you're pushing sub-minute-of-angle groups or making ethical, long-range field decisions. The 130-grain bullet weight in .270 Win is a time-tested sweet spot: heavy enough to carry energy downrange, light enough to ride that powder charge with genuine velocity and a clean trajectory. At a listed muzzle velocity of 3010 fps, you're looking at the ballistic performance profile hunters have relied on for decades—with modern bullet technology stacked in your favor.