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My standard bullet that I've shot for over 15 years out of my Browning A bolt in 270 Winchester is the 150 grain Nosler Ballistic Tip (this was my deer bullet, not elk.) Well, it seems there are no ballistic tips in .277 available right now. There are four .277 Berger bullets available and I'm thinking about order the 150 grain VLD.I want to get some loaded up now for next hunting season, before life gets busier in the spring and summer.Is there any reason I shouldn't go with these? I want them for shooting what I consider long range, which would be around 200 yards up to maybe 500.
I have 10 packs of various sizes if interested, pm me
I cant remember the site but you can order a box of ten I believe to do load testing....wish I could remember the company name...dang thats gona bug me now lol
The 140gr Accubonds are super accurate and great on game, I use them in a factory .270 Win & .270 WSM.The .270 is a Rem700 ADL synthetic, purchased at Bi-Mart on a close out special for 319.00. Bone stock and it flat shoots. Not too shabby for a factory rifle with 140gr/H4350 Accubond handloads.
Do you know of anywhere to buy Accubonds right now?
http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/browse.cfm/2,3176.htmlThird generation has 150 accubond long range in stock now.
Thanks kentrek. I just don't know how they'll shoot. I know the Nosler BT's will shoot 1/2 inch groups at 100 yards. So I really hate to go to a diffferent bullet.But, here is what midway has in stock in .277 bullets over 130 grains:Berger VLD 140 grain (might think about these)Berger VLD 150 grainNosler Partition 150 grainNosler Long Range Accubond 150 grainWoodleigh 180 grain