What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here with Mr Ryan Muckenhearn doing a little bit of a special a couple of cartridge-based talks all in a row a little gift for everybody out there for Christmas. We have so many requests that come in for cartridges they want to hear Mr Ryan Munger and talk about

that we're just going to do a bunch in succession for Christmas here and knock through a bunch

of the most requested cartridges that we've gotten.

So what better to start with than the 270 Winchester Shire?

How have we not does that yet?

It begs the question.

How has this one just got lost in the shuffle?

What is wrong with us?

We have also heard the request for 30-06 a lot.

That was in our 100th episode special.

You have to dig through and find it in there.

But anyway, Ryan, talk to us about the 270 Winchester here.

The year was 1925 Winchester in their model 54.

The predecessor to the famous model 70

decided we need a faster more modernized cartridge and very strange

bullet diameter enter the 270. So explain the bullet diameter thing now do

they do they pioneer that bullet diameter or what

kind of no yes and no it had existed before but not in any commercial

success it's a it's a seven millimeter which is funny because people will hold the two in contention, but it's 0.277 inches.

It's just, just, gets over the 7mm mark.

It's a good, it's a good cartridge.

If my hunting partner is listening to this,

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