Description
The Winchester Model 70 Super Grade .270 Win, 24″ Barrel, French Walnut, Blued, 5rd is a premium, controlled-feed bolt-action rifle designed for serious hunters who demand classic aesthetics and reliable performance in demanding field conditions. It combines a time-tested action with a hand-finished French walnut stock and a precision-rifled 24-inch barrel for the .270 Winchester cartridge.
Key Features:
- Controlled Round Feed M70 Action: The iconic “pre-64” style claw extractor and fixed blade ejector ensure positive cartridge control, a critical feature when you need a fast, guaranteed follow-up shot on moving game.
- French Walnut Stock: Hand-selected and finished, this isn’t just furniture—it’s a durable, classic-grade wood stock that provides a solid, stable platform and absorbs recoil effectively.
- Precision 24″ Barrel: Cold hammer-forged and blued, this barrel length is optimized for the .270 Win, allowing the cartridge to reach its full ballistic potential for flat trajectories at extended ranges.
- Super Grade Metalwork: Polished blue finish and detailed checkering reflect a level of craftsmanship that goes beyond mere utility, built for a lifetime of use.
- Adjustable Trigger: The user-adjustable MOA trigger system allows for a clean, crisp pull weight to be set to your preference, no gunsmithing required.
Specifications & Details
| Caliber | .270 Winchester |
| Barrel Length | 24 inches |
| Overall Length | Approx. 44.5 inches |
| Weight | Approx. 7.5 lbs |
| Magazine Capacity | 5 rounds (4+1) |
| Stock Material | French Walnut |
| Finish | Polished Blued Steel |
Here’s the thing—this rifle isn’t a compromise. The investment of $1691.06 gets you a tool where every component, from the steel to the walnut, is selected for performance and longevity. The 24-inch barrel provides the ideal balance for the .270, giving you the velocity needed for ethical shots at distance without being unwieldy in a blind or when hiking ridges. The controlled feed action is the same proven design trusted for decades on everything from whitetail to dangerous game, offering peace of mind when the moment of truth arrives. This model ships to Missouri and compliant US states, ready for your local FFL transfer.
Who It’s For
This Super Grade is for the hunter who views their rifle as a legacy piece. It’s for the Missouri whitetail hunter pursuing a trophy in the Ozark hardwoods, the western hunter glassing elk across a canyon, or the shooter who appreciates mechanical elegance. It’s built for those scenarios where you get one chance, and your equipment must function flawlessly. If you use optics like Leupold VX-5HD or Nightforce SHV scopes, this is the rifle-grade platform that justifies that level of glass.
Pros & Cons
Pros: Legendary controlled-feed reliability. Exceptional out-of-the-box fit and finish with real wood and polished blueing. The 24″ barrel maximizes .270 Winchester ballistics. The adjustable trigger allows for a personalized break. It’s a rifle that holds its value and can be passed down.
Cons: The premium materials and craftsmanship command a premium price point. The French walnut stock and polished bluing require more careful maintenance than a synthetic/stainless rifle for harsh weather. At approximately 7.5 pounds unscoped, it’s not the lightest mountain rifle available.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the .270 Winchester still a relevant cartridge for modern hunting?
A: Absolutely. The .270 Win remains one of the most effective flat-shooting cartridges for medium to large game in North America. With modern bullet designs, it’s exceptionally capable on deer, antelope, and even elk within reasonable ranges, offering less recoil than many magnum counterparts.
Q: What type of scope mounting system does this Model 70 use?
A: The Winchester Model 70 Super Grade is drilled and tapped for standard scope bases. It accepts common two-piece bases, such as those made by Leupold, Talley, or Warne, designed for the round-top Model 70 receiver. This provides vast compatibility with virtually all quality hunting scopes on the market.
Q: How does the “controlled feed” action differ from a push-feed bolt action?
A: Controlled feed, via its large claw extractor, grips the cartridge rim as it leaves the magazine and controls it throughout the entire feeding and extraction cycle. This provides superior reliability during rapid cycling or when the rifle is tilted, as the cartridge is physically controlled and less likely to fall out or mis-feed.
This Winchester Model 70 Super Grade represents the intersection of timeless craftsmanship and proven field performance. See full details and availability at firearms-missouri.com for Missouri residents and nationwide.
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