WHAT ACCUBOND SHOULD BE NEXT?

[UTcaller]

20 caliber

35-38 grain bullet

B.C of about .275

:grin: GOOD HUNTING C.O

 

[RodeoCowpoke]

I knew that it was..... Really I did...Too many concussions I guess...
I certainly know what embarrasement feels like on line now...
Rodeo

 

[JD338]

Rodeo,

Its OK, you are amoung friends. :wink:

Regards,

JD338

 

[Jumpalot]

130 grain .270

 

[RLB]

165 gr 30 cal AB's, please. :lol:

 

[Reloder28]

.358 225 gr & 250 gr

 

[sky]

Nosler,
I have been using 160 gr Partitions and like them very well for mule deer and elk. I am thinking about using the AccuBond but I don't really understand the difference between the two in real life hunting. Can you help clear up my lack of knowledge with a clear explaination of the good, bad and difference between the two bullets for my useage? Thanks.

 

[todbartell]

AccuBond is a polymer tipped boat tail with a lead core bonded to the bullet jacket


Partition is, well, a Partition

 

[Accubond Believer]

I have a pair of 6mm's waiting for a 100 to 107 gr AccuBond. Try for a BC around .420 or better.

 

[Mac11700]

A 300 grain .458 would be dandy in my single shot NEF...the partitions are awsome...but pricey...and these should be just the ticket...

Mac

 

[solonglake]

I vote for adding a 250 gr .338?

 

[HogWild]

110g - 120g AccuBond in 26 cal 8)

Now get going and make it!!! Ha!

 

[2ndtimer]

Nosler,
I have been using 160 gr Partitions and like them very well for mule deer and elk. I am thinking about using the AccuBond but I don't really understand the difference between the two in real life hunting. Can you help clear up my lack of knowledge with a clear explaination of the good, bad and difference between the two bullets for my useage? Thanks.

Think Ballistic Tip ballistic coefficient and accuracy, combined with Partition penetration and "hold togetherness". Should be the best of both worlds, no mashed noses in magazines thanks to the polycarbonate tip, yet bullet holds together providing great penetration and good wound channel due to core being elctrochemically bonded to the jacket. They have been awesomely accurate in my .270WSM and also offer an incredible ballistic coefficient for long range shooting.

 

[Guest]

.243 or .223

 

[coyotewallace]

6.5 cal. between 100-130grain AccuBond..hows this sound :idea: a..130 grain AccuBond in 6.5mm??

 

[Greg Nolan]

Still hoping for the .416 350gr. My new all purpose elk round. With the kind of B/C the accubonds have it will do everything I need except for extreem range (beyond 400 yds) and my .375RUM with the 260 gr. A/Bs will continue to fill that need. :wink:

 

[444marlin]

i vote for the next accubonds to be a 165/168 for .308" and a 300gr AccuBond for .375" 8)

 

[Jaywalker]

120g 65./.264

 

[Bruce Mc]

130 .270 cal
175 7mm

 

[Chomondely]

6.5
120 grains
Deer