shrpshtrjoe wrote:

Howdy. Since i got my ol 788 308 rem back

Them 788 are good shooters aen't they..........? My 788 is in 22-250 and I love it.

Flint54 wrote:

:? Does anyone have any information as to the lowest velocity that the Accubond will "Reliably" expand. At the present time I am loading the 150gr. Nosler BT in my .308 Bellm for my 14" Contender. I am getting 2370 fps 10' from the muzzle and very good accuracy, 1" groups at 100 yds. I have one deer that I shot at @ 30 yards and only had a piece of the bullet left that weighed 70 gr. I would like something that would hold together better up close but still expand at 200 - 250 yards.

Howdy flint54 Noslers fourm says for the accubond
Min vel 1600 fps
Max vel N/A
I couldn't find anything on there web site but this was in there fourms.

and 1895 them 788's are real shooters
joe

Here's a link to that information. NOSLER INFO
Don

I just got some 140gr AB's for my 270 lever gun- buddy is loading them with 54gr of IMR 4831 but i like H4831 so will start out with 55gr I think- first i have to finish loading 800, 22-250's for PD's this summer.

Flint54 wrote:

:? Does anyone have any information as to the lowest velocity that the Accubond will "Reliably" expand. At the present time I am loading the 150gr. Nosler BT in my .308 Bellm for my 14" Contender. I am getting 2370 fps 10' from the muzzle and very good accuracy, 1" groups at 100 yds. I have one deer that I shot at @ 30 yards and only had a piece of the bullet left that weighed 70 gr. I would like something that would hold together better up close but still expand at 200 - 250 yards.

1800 -1900 fps for the Accubond

POP!! wrote:

They work great on game also. Antelope deer elk all went down ....one shot!

These are 200 gr AB's at 3100-3250 fps from a 300 RUM stiking at a little less than MV!

Hello everyone, I am new to the site, just thought I would throw my two cents in about the accubond. My experience with the accubond has been quite pleasing. I have been reloading them for a couple of years now, 180 grain out of my 300 rum, a hair over 3,000 fps and they do the job quite nicely on elk and deer, even at extreme ranges. Also performed at the range on paper, five shot group under .5 moa in my rem. sendero.......... For those of you wondering about the 165 grain, I do believe that nosler is now offering it in the .30 cal, it was in a magazine I was reading a couple months ago, although I have yet to see them in stores in my area.

crittergitter,

Welcome to the forums

Dimitri

Thanks for the welcome, I am really enjoying the site so far!

Good looking target!