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[Biggerhammer]

When it comes to Tikka's , I also hate the fact they shoot so well.😈

[mountainman]

Is that a Leupold or a Nightforce on that badboy?

[Wazukie]

I like my Browning, it shoots well.  I've been using the Sierra game kings BT's 180 grain.  I am think about going to a 165-168 grain this year though.

[BOWHUNTER45]

The Accubond does have a higher BC than the Hornady's interlocks and Nosler Partitions but at standard hunting ranges, it's not enough to matter. All three are killers, I just never jumped on the Barnes wagon and never will. I've tried them on the bench with several cartridges and was not impressed. I enjoy a Berger bullet when they shoot well but they are finicky to load for as compared to the old school Sierra Match Kings I shot for years.

Now this is a sexy recovered Accubond!

This was recovered from a Mulie I shot faceing me head on at 560 yards. This .375 cal 260gr Accubond was launched from a .375 Ultra Magnum at a muzzle velocity of 3070.

The bullet hit the deer center of the chest faceing head on at a slight downward angle the bullet was recovered just under the hide on the belly, just ahead of the pelvic bone. Spectacular hit to say the least, flat rolled him.

WTH ..Right there is the reason accubond is becoming famous ....BS Right there man ....ACCUBOND has copied Hornadays design  How many manufactors can you name that makes a bullet with a RETENSION RING ...That is why I loved hornaday bullets all these years ...THE RETENSION RING MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD for holding a bullet together on impact    I stick with Hornaday as usual 

[Biggerhammer]

The Hornady Interlock and the V-Max are AWSOME bullets. Over the years other than a couple AR's using Nosler BT's. I have completely gone to V-Max's for all my varmint shooting, especially in 6mm and 25 Cal.