250 gr .338 accubond
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The 338 cal 250 gr AB has a BC of .575
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We get a lot of questions like this every month.
We here at Nosler are always pleased to answer them.
That being said if you need immediate answers go to Midway USA and look at the specs or the review portion to see results.
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We here at Nosler are always pleased to answer them.
That being said if you need immediate answers go to Midway USA and look at the specs or the review portion to see results.
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?p ... ber=330388
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It is a beast! :twisted:
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I load to a COL that fits the magazine. The 338 RUM has a lot of free bore and I have never measured it. It just shoot good so I leave it as it is. :grin:
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I haven't messed with it, but if I had a LR 338, that would be my bullet of choice. Can't beat the BC and bonded construction for animals you would use the 338 on. Since I am only shooting a 338WM, I think the PT does fine out to 500 and that is about my personal limit for hunting. It is a monster, as is the 225gr AB which also shot really well. Scotty
Jake, have you ever tried the 225-250gr PT's? I shot some 225gr AB's and they shot good, but have since swapped to the PT's. I guess on elk, any of them will work fine. Hoping the 250's shoot well though, I think they would be the ultimate elk/bear load, and with the B&C reticle, it shouldn't be any big trick to get them dialed in out to 500 yards or so. Scotty
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The 338 cal 250 gr AB in my 338 RUM is an accurate hammer. Here are some recovered bullets.
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