accubond 160 grain

[jimbires]

this 160 grain AccuBond bullet was shot from my 7mm rem mag . muzzle velocity approximately 3050 FPS . the bullet broke the front leg bone , through the chest and was recovered in the off side front leg, against the skin . almost made it the whole way through . bullet weighs 89.3 grain , expanded diameter , .637 .


edit to add ; this is from my moose .

 

[JD338]

Excellent performance. That bullet had a rough journey and performed perfectly.

JD338

 

[DrMike]

AccuBonds do perform well. As stated above, we ask them to transit a rough path while holding together, and they do what we ask.

 

[TackDriver284]

this 160 grain AccuBond bullet was shot from my 7mm rem mag . muzzle velocity approximately 3050 FPS . the bullet broke the front leg bone , through the chest and was recovered in the off side front leg, against the skin . almost made it the whole way through . bullet weighs 89.3 grain , expanded diameter , .637 .

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AccuBond is the good stuff. Did the job it intended to do.

 

[filmjunkie4ever]

Pretty typical performance in my experience. Love those Accubonds!

 

[Blkram]

Yes, typical AB performance, and why it is my favourite hunting bullet; they just plain work! Deadly and accurate = priceless!

 

[phil]

Not many available today capable of stellar terminal performance AND fantastic precision.
AccuBond will do it.

 

[gerry]

Seems like if you recover an AccuBond it's always against the hide on the far side like this one. Did the job perfectly I would say.

 

[Wolfshead]

I love Accubonds!
Just bought some more as Nosler has the factory seconds available again.
I’ve only recovered two in my experience, and they’ve performed just as Nosler says they would.
150 grain .308 cal out of my 30-06. Roughly 65% of its original weight if I remember correctly.

 

[jimbires]

I forgot to mention , this is from my moose hunt .