I bought this green laser bore sight on Amazon for less than $30.00 and have had it a year. I have used it out to 100 yards in bright daylight with no problems. Red lasers just don't work for me in the daylight. It came with two batteries and adapters for all calibers.
JD how do you think the 129 gr ABLR will react at less than 100 yards compared to the 130 ACB? Reason I am asking is that I shot a good buck this past season and he went over 200 yards with the 129ABLR. Being honest it was a quick shot I hit him almost dead center of his body. I know the shot...
That was my first deer with my AR10 6.5. I set that rifle up so I could shoot feral hogs and get shots off faster. I have tons of them on my deer lease. Needless to say I have not seen one hog in the day light since I started using the AR10. I usually hunt with a .270 win.
As you can see all the blood around his mouth he had to be spitting it up. I found blood spots that looked like they were poured out from a bucket on the ground. He sure was easy to track.
OK thanks I have shot the 150 Accubond LR very little but manage to shoot a .865 group at 100 yards 2777 fps. Guess I will stay with them. Thank you for the quick response.
Anyone here that has tried this bullet yet? Interested in some load data if anyone has any suggestions? Thanks Mike
NOSLER 270 (.277) 165gr SP AccuBond-LR
I have decided to go with 38.30 grains of VV N140 with CCI LR200 Primers in a Hornady Case.
Bullet is the 129 grain Nosler Accubond Long Range with a BTOJ of 2.208 in my Savage Axis. FPS for a 3 shot average of 2665. Just to let all who reads this I want you to know I use no junk equipment...
If possible I would like Quickload Data info on my set up. Thanks Mike
Savage Axis 6.5 Creedmoor 22 inch barrel. 1-8 Twist
Bullet Nosler 129 Accubond Long Range.
Primer CCI SRP
Powder VV N140
Case Peterson SRP