90s vintage Savage in their black Tupperware stock shooting factory 130gr Remington Core Lokt at 100 yds. I don't remember the specifics on the barrel, but it certainly wasn't a heavy or varmint contour. The rifle belonged to a friend of mine and it had been left to him by his dad who was also a close friend of mine. He wanted me to re-mount a scope for him (run of the mill 3-9x40). Knowing the family, this rifle was most likely purchased from Walmart. He had bought mounts, but they were for the newer receivers (post 2003), and he didn't understand why he couldn't get them to work. I installed the correct mounts, lapped the rings and mounted the scope for him. He wanted me to test 4 or 5 different factory loads for him to see what shot best from the rifle. This was almost a decade ago, so the shot sequence is a little questionable, but I believe that the first 2 shots (or maybe 3) of the day were further down on the target (bore sighted). I made an adjustment and then put the next shot in the bottom of the circle. Made another correction and then printed the 3 shot group. For a "cheap" off the shelf .270 shooting relatively cheap, run of the mill factory hunting ammo, call me impressed.