Nosler Acubond bullets

I shoot a lot of Nosler Ballistic Tip and Accubond bullets and have had great success with both. It is very rare when you find a rifle that does not group them well. If you are using a standard caliber such as 30/06, 308, 270 etc use the Ballistic Tips. If you are using a magnum caliber use the Accubond. They are essentially the same bullet but the Accubond has the lead core bonded to the jacket for a tougher bullet with more retained weight.

Steve Rinella is an accubond fan I believe. I've personally never used them but I know people who do and they like them as well. I wouldnt hesitate to use them especially on deer.

They've recently come out with a long range version as well that has a thinner jacket to open up easier at lower velocity. Long range according to nosler is 500+ yards.

I was actually just looking at these yesterday. I’ll be loading some in several different calibers. The 190 gr is what I’ll likely go with in my 300.

I'm trying to decide if my all around .30-06 bullet is going to be accubond or partitions.

once I broke in the barrel, my 30 Nosler groups the ABs 1/2" at 100yds. First cold bore shot is usually dead on the bulls eye. I've tested it out to 500yds and was still blowing up milk jugs w/ center-mass hits at that distance.

Before Barnes & Bergers became all the rage, my dad always loaded us ballistic tips for our 30-06's, 270's, 243's...the normal whitetail rifles. Again, super accurate DRT performance.

I do in my .308. I've probably killed 5 or 6 deer with them in the last 3 years. I'm pleased with them.

Imagine a tub of red jello mixed with hamburger meat. That's what a 338WM with Nosler BTs will do to a mule deer chest cavity.

Has anyone tried them in a 257 Weatherby Mag?

Has the design changed? I remember the 130s in 270cal blowing up and never having an exit but that was 25-30yrs ago.
I used to shoot fed premium Nosler part 150gr in my 270 and they were always leaving good blood trails with exits most of the time.