Never had any Accubonds fail me. I do not us the Accubond LR, just the standard Accubond. Pictures tell the story. 25 yards into water jugs lined up.
25 yards into water jugs. Smoking right along. 3208 fps at the muzzle.
Great little rifle and in 350 Remington magnum that thing I bet bites on both ends! My father purchased this Remington 600 Centennial in a little country store near the Beartooth Mountains in Montana in about 1968 for $99.00 brand new. It was built in 1964 to commerate the 100th anniversary...
In my wifes 25-06 I used IMR 4350 with 120 gr. Nosler Partitions. The load was 49.0 grs. that chronographed at 3000 fps in her Remington 700 Mountain rifle with the 22' barrel. It shot well with no pressure issues and long case life. Worked on lots of antelope, deer, and a couple of elk.
Holly crap what a mess! I suspect you might have said a cuss word or two under your breath. Now your new shelves look just like something my father might make. Everything he made was stout stout stout. I think I pretty much took right after him in that respect.
As for your new 270...
Good neighbors are hard to come by. Good like minded hunters are even scarcer. Put the two together and it's a heck of a loss for all. Knowing good people like that is pretty special.
As Guy noted my son does use it in his 6mm Remington and has killed 2 antelope one shot each, one mule deer buck one shot, and a large cow elk at 350 yards one shot. It has expanded nicely as noted by the damage and has penetrated very well. It shoots accurately as well.
Pretty sure his...
My son has used his 6mm Remington with great success using 90 gr. Nosler E-Tips! They have worked very well on antelope, deer, and a big old cow elk. I would suggest you give the E-Tips a try.
I would use the 90 gr. E-Tip in your 243.
150 gr. E-Tip in your 308.
Year number 46 in a row for moose and bighorn sheep and a big ZERO once again. I purchase the bonus point every year when I apply also, and I usually spend $100.00 or so for SuperTag chances on moose, sheep, goat, and still no luck. Took me 33 years to draw a mountain goat tag. No goat...