WHAT ACCUBOND SHOULD BE NEXT?

[fulpes]

a light AccuBond in .264 is ideal for mountain hunting here in europe.
I prefer a weight about 100 gr.

 

[Woodycreek]

Just like 6mm Remington, others on the forum and myself have said 6mm/.243 AccuBond in 95, 100, and my pick 105 grain.

 

[Wildcat]

7mm 150gr

 

[2ndtimer]

Just like 6mm Remington, others on the forum and myself have said 6mm/.243 AccuBond in 95, 100, and my pick 105 grain.

My bet is that a 105 gr 6mm AccuBond wouldn't stabilize in a 1 in 10" twist. Probably the 95 gr would be the safer choice for universal accuracy from most factory twisted barrels. (Not to say that a 105 gr wouldn't be neat in a 1 in 9" or 1 in 8" twist)

 

[wildman]

Sure would like to see a .308 125 grain AccuBond ,or a 6mm 100 grain AccuBond ... :grin:

 

[ElkHunter]

desperately waiting on a 95g 6mm........

 

[bullet]

desperately waiting on a 200gr 35 caliber AccuBond :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

 

[DrMike]

desperately waiting on a 200gr 35 caliber AccuBond

+1, and the sooner the better! :wink:

 

[SJB358]

Same here! I am thinking the squeaky wheel might get the grease! That 200gr AccuBond or PT would be pretty awesome in the 358 Win. Scotty

 

[bullet]

desperately waiting on a 200gr 35 caliber AccuBond

+1, and the sooner the better! :wink:

Amen Doc!!!

 

[Woodycreek]

Just like 6mm Remington, others on the forum and myself have said 6mm/.243 AccuBond in 95, 100, and my pick 105 grain.

My bet is that a 105 gr 6mm AccuBond wouldn't stabilize in a 1 in 10" twist. Probably the 95 gr would be the safer choice for universal accuracy from most factory twisted barrels. (Not to say that a 105 gr wouldn't be neat in a 1 in 9" or 1 in 8" twist)

I have a 1in 9.25 twist on the 700 .243AI and 105s from another company shoot really good.

 

[Bugsy230]

.224 - 55 gr AccuBond
6mm - 95 gr AccuBond
.25 - 100 gr AccuBond
7mm - 120 gr AccuBond
7mm - 150 gr AccuBond

Love the accubonds. Need more.

 

[Razorbacker]

I realize this thread is quite old but so am I so...

My 8mm RM loves the 200 grn ABs above all other bullets. If I got to choose I'd say offer a 220 AB in .323. I'm sure demand wouldn't be all that high but the 200 grainers have hung on so who knows?
All I can currently find in 220 is Seirra Game Kings and Remington Core Locts. Which my rifle will not group the CLs at all. If I could buy 220 ABs I'd never buy another bullet for this rifle.

 

[SJB358]

I know there are a few that would love a 220 AB for the 8mm's.

 

[AzDak42]

A heavy 7mm around 175g. I'd love to see a standard AB in that range that could be used by the big 7mm magnum cartridges.

Secondly, a 250g AB in .358 to match up to the 250g Partition in the 35 Whelen.

 

[wayno945]

130gr .257 AccuBond LR for my 257 WBY!! A second to that .358 250gr for the Whelen.

 

[DrMike]

I know there are a few that would love a 220 AB for the 8mm's.

Indeed! And about time when it happens!

 

[JD338]

I know there are a few that would love a 220 AB for the 8mm's.

Indeed! And about time when it happens!

I concur.
A 220 gr AB would make the big 8 sing

JD338

 

[Greg Nolan]

Still looking for that .416

 

[35 Whelen]

When are the bullet gods going to come up with a 280-300gr AccuBond for the diameter of .358 so we had a heavy bullet to load up in the Whelens and the Norma Mags and all the standards in that diameter........................... what a bullet that would be :lol: