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Mr Guy isn’t kidding. Thats a 500yd plate shot with 110’s from a 25/06 AIThe performance on deer and pigs is fabulous. Now we need a 120-125 gr. soon!

And on the regular website, 50.79 per box

We’ve only had 4-5 frosts so far and it’s bad dry. need wet and cold. mississippi weather is never predictable

Accubonds are expensive and hard to find. And worth every bit of it to Me concerning terminal performance and accuracy..

Bullet performance on game, accuracy on target, ease of load development and confidence in all of it means more to me than cost. Or BC, within reason. This long range emphasis on about everything these days is overblown as we know, and by far most animals are taken at distances where BC is...

I’m riding comfortably for a good while.

Have you looked at cross sections of both bullets? I think it’s obvious the BT Hunting is designed for animals. unlike the ELDM. I broke both shoulders on a 120-130lb doe and got an exit with a BT last week. 3000MV at about 200yds distance.

.257 125gr BT .257 120gr AB And I’m liking what’ve seen with the 160BT at 3000mv. Controlled expansion rather than explosion, like the old days. Id take a .308 200gr BT also

Anybody know the length of the bearing surface on a .308 200gr accubond?

I think the SHERMAN SS, Max and Mega are the same as what you are specifying. Same bf as a SAUM but the case is larger in diameter

Do you use bushing dies and expander Mandrels? Together with frequent annealing that’s the best way I know to get consistent neck interference/tension.

I’m hoping it will hold stability out to 500-600 maximum. Im thinking 9tw would be safe. Safer anyhow. I’ve got faster barrels for big Berger/monos. And more capacity to push them with! The bullet is absolutely capable, typical Nosler results in my experience. Those groups are from a 25 Sherman...

Anybody using a 1-10 twist with the ,257 115gr BT? Ive got someone trying to talk me into that barrel but I think 1-8 or 9 covers my tail. Im expecting 3200fps after FF/break in.

Get an external trigger for the Labradar, and a steady mount with 3 points of contact on the bottom, preferably hard rubber “feet”. in addition an external power source. You will enjoy it more with consistent shot readings and a longer lasting power supply.

I ran out of patience and swapped to the 153.5 Berger, it’s the bullet I had in mind when I built the gun. I’ve got a good supply. Still FF’ing brass but I wanted to start playing with seating depth on it anyhow. after sighting in at 100, these are my first 2 groups at 300yds. Measly 2780 fps...

What is the most common cure for these 2 tight/1 flyer groups? move bullet in or out? im using 142gr ABLR nevermind I got it solved.

Looks like I’m around .087 off lands currently.

If I try the 150gr .264 that’s good to know. potentially keeps more case space for powder.