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Federal Power-Shok is a no-nonsense hunting round that pairs the classic .270 Winchester with a jacketed soft point bullet. It's designed to get the job done on deer and other medium game without the premium price tag of some specialty loads. The 130 grain soft point shoots fast, drops flat, and expands with the kind of consistency you need when it matters.
Federal loads each round with quality brass, a non-corrosive boxer primer, and their standard powders. The soft point bullet has a traditional lead core wrapped in a copper jacket, engineered to expand reliably across a range of velocities. That design choice means you're getting predictable performance whether you're zeroed for 100 yards or taking a longer shot. The bullet's geometry is straightforward and proven, not over-engineered.
These rounds leave the muzzle at 3060 feet per second, delivering 2703 foot-pounds of energy. That velocity puts the .270 where it belongs in the field—flat shooting and effective out to reasonable distances. The ballistic coefficient of 0.372 keeps the bullet stable in flight, and the recoil stays gentle enough to shoot all day without fatigue. Medium-sized game at typical hunting ranges will drop predictably when you've done your part with accurate shot placement.
The brass cases are reloadable, giving you a second life from quality Federal casings. Whether you reload or pass them along to someone who does, these cartridges have real value beyond the first shot. That's part of what keeps the cost of shooting controlled throughout the year.
Yes, the 130 grain soft point is a classic choice for deer and other medium-sized game. The soft point bullet expands consistently on impact, and the 3060 fps muzzle velocity provides plenty of punch at typical hunting distances. Shot placement is always your job, but this ammunition will do its part when you make a clean shot.
Yes, the brass cases are boxer primed and non-corrosive, making them good candidates for reloading. You get a quality Federal case that holds up to multiple reloading cycles, which helps reduce your long-term ammunition costs if you handload.
The 130 grain flat-shoots better and has lighter recoil, making it excellent for mountain hunting and targets at moderate range. The 150 grain is generally better for bigger game and carries more energy at distance. The 130 grain Federal Power-Shok is the traditional choice and works well for most hunting situations.
At 3060 fps, this load is effective out to around 400 yards for most hunters with good rifles and optics. Past that distance, bullet drop and wind drift become more critical. Within 300 yards, the .270 shoots very flat and delivers reliable performance on game.
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 130 |
|---|---|
| Caliber/Gauge | .270 Winchester |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.70 |
| Grains | 130Gr |
| Length | 6.1000 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 270A |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Solid Base |
| Shipping Weight | 1.2063 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 029465084356 |
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