sierracharlie338
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This or the Accubond. I've killed a trailer load of deer with that hornady bullet. Performs every time.Hornady 165gr interlock would be my recommendation. Great all around deer bullet.
This or the Accubond. I've killed a trailer load of deer with that hornady bullet. Performs every time.Hornady 165gr interlock would be my recommendation. Great all around deer bullet.
I'll check them outIn stock.
Nosler AccuBond Bullets 0.308 (30 Caliber, 7.62mm) 150 Grain Polymer Tipped Box of 50 | Powder Valley Outdoors
AccuBond® 30 Caliber 150 Grain Bullet (50ct) Through an exclusive bonding process that eliminates voids in the bullet core, AccuBond® couples Nosler’s proven copper-alloy jacket with its special lead-alloy core. The result is a bullet that flies true, penetrates deep and retains its weight...www.powdervalleyinc.com
also see gun broker.
In my area seirra 150gr.pro hunters are usually always available so that's what i use and for shots out to 400yds they have worked amazingly well for me, good luck in finding the perfect load and welcome to the world of reloadingLooking to buy some bullets for my 308 win I've found s few different ones from 150 grain to 180 grain.ive always used factory stuff until now this will be my first year using my own hand loads.was wondering what yall have had good luck with? I wanted to use nosler but I haven't found any.about all I can find are seirra,hornady and bergers
Sierra 165 Game King btw165 grain Sierra Boattails. In the manual Sierra says that testing revealed the hollow points penetrated more than the soft points. Both shot great in Rem 5r and Wbee Accumark. Both one shot killed every whitetail we let loose on. Don't overlook Hornady SST. Very accurate and effective also. Accubonds tend to be tougher than needed and kill but the deer go further after the shot in various calibers I tried. I use them for my elk loads in the 300.