.270 WSM by Winchester, “Brass Case”, “Power Max Bonded” JHP, Patina* see page, One Cartridge not a Box!

Description

One Cartridge, the picture is showing the complete line of the Winchester WSSM & WSM cartridges for reference only!

NEW and MINT! NO Dents, No Scratches, No corrosion, may have some patina* see note below.

One Cartridge, Not a Box: .270 Winchester Short Magnum (270 WSM) produced  by Winchester using new Brass Cases, with a “ WINCHESTER 270 WSM” Head-Stamp and a 130 grain Power Max Bonded or JHP (Jacketed Hollow Point) projectile. *Patina (Tarnish) happens to all brass cases, even in new (old Stock). Most collectors like the Patina , if you do not, you can remove it  with simple brass polish.

For more versions and head-stamps of this caliber please see below in related items.

For all 7 calibers (3 WSSM and 4WSM) available, please click here: LINK!

History of the Winchester’s  .270 Short Magnum Cartridges:
The .270 Winchester Short Magnum Cartridge or .270 WSM (for short) was one of the 7 WSSM & WSM cartridges introduce in the early 2000’s (app. 2003).
History of the Winchester’s Super Short and Short Magnum Cartridges:
Winchester came out with the 7 new cartridges known as the WSSM (Winchester Super Short Magnum) in .223″, .243″ and .25″ calibers and the WSM (Winchester Short Magnums) in 7mm, .270″ ,.300″ and .325″.
Basically, Winchester took the idea from the Lazzeroni Company with a slightly steeper shoulder angle, and later Remington followed with their line of short, fat cartridges .
Winchester also produced the rifles in all 7 calibers, then a few years down the road stopped making the ammunition to the dismay of all the rifle  owners.
Now it seems to be back in stock and other ammunition producers are also making the ammunition again.