WHAT ACCUBOND SHOULD BE NEXT?

[JD338]

Still looking for that .416

Same here Greg.
A 325 gr or 350 gr AB would rock in my 416 Wby.

JD338

 

[Oldtrader3]

A .257 AccuBond extended range 115 grain bullet with BC over .450.

 

[SJB358]

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:

I would love a 275/280 grain AccuBond for a big 35 magnum. That would really push me over the edge on putting together a big 35..

 

[35R]

I will try a bunch of the following if Nosler makes them

60-70gr .224"
100gr .257"
100-120gr .264"
120-125gr .284"

35R

 

[truck driver]

Since you can only get a 250gr .308 in a custom made bullet how about one of these for the big 300 magnums.

 

[FOTIS]

.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.

Welcome to the forum bud! :mrgreen:

 

[wildgene]

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

...& we all know what the "hold-up" is, don't we, Scotty??? :mrgreen: :wink:

 

[McDAccountant]

6mm 100 gr.

 

[FOTIS]

I want my 416!

 

[spires5d]

7mm .284 DIA. 160 grains
7mm .284 DIA. 175 grains

 

[truck driver]

Did anyone request a 35 cal. .358 in 275gr and 300gr?

 

[efw]

6mm/243 cal 105 gr LRAB

 

[efw]

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)

The 95 gr NBT is so tough what would be the point?

I know quite a few guys who run the 105 gr AMax in factory Savage & Remington barrels and have great results. I know under certain conditions even 1-in-10" twists will stabilize that missile.

I also know quite a few people who have built fast-twist 6mms for the 107 SMK, 115 DTac and VLD. Seems like Nosler should have a bullet out there worth building a rifle around!