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That's a real shame. One shot keyholed and the other two didn't even hit the target?? :P

Nice. :) I've got a marlin 444P which is the guide gun version of the 444. Dang nice rifle. I've handled the XLR and they are great. Good choice!

The links from the Nosler home page say that the min/max is 1800/3100 for the accubond, but this link says 1600+ with no max velocity listed. I'm just curious about the difference, has the construction changed so that they expand better below 1800 or something? Also, how worried should I be if...

It was your subconcious telling you the 270 (130 grain please) is twice as urgent to bring to market. :wink: The 130 grain is an excellent choice in this caliber as traditional bullets are able to fully take advantage of the flat trajectory. In a lead-free bullet the OAL will already be close...

C'mon guys, at least give us some idea of our chances of seeing a .277 (130 please!) in the near future. Purty please? :lol:

I just got back from trying 130 accubonds today. New winchester brass with federal 210M primers and 58.5gr H4831 gave me sub 1/2" at 100 yards from my Stevens 200. This is with no tweaking or adjusting distance to the lands.