Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Ask The Gunwriters LOAD DATA FOR THE 110 GRAIN .25 CALIBER ACCUBOND

Hi Folks,
The friendly neighborhood parcel destroyer (AKA the UPS driver) left my 110 grain .25 caliber Accubonds (Its absolutely wicked looking <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />) on the doorstep this morning.

Now all I need is some blue ribbon loads for my .25/06 .

Right now I'm thinking of decreasing the 100 grain Nosler BT data 2-4 grains or increasing the 115 grain Nosler data by 1-2 grains.

Has anyone had a chance to work with this new bullet yet?

Also has anyone tried or anyone use magnum primers in the .25/06?

Thanks for the input and Good Shooting,
HBB

I'm not a writer, but I have them on the way also. What I will do is reduce the 115 grain bullet data of Nosler's lowest data by 10%, and begin there in half grain increments upwards.
Did I mention wear eye protection (LOL).

In a 257 Roberts, 38 gr. of TAC and 42 gr. of BIG GAME should give about 2900. 45 gr. of HUNTER produced 3000 in my NULA with a 24 inch barrel. All gave good accuracy. These are similar to 100 gr. loads in the 257.

The 110 worked great on a whitetail doe at a range of 40 yards. Centered a rib going in diagonally through the chest with a silver dollar size exit hole on the other side. About 16 inches of penetration. The deer dropped at impact and then flopped around a bit.

Blood everywhere!

WT,
Thanks for the info. Lots of blood and flopping deer is what I like to hear about from a new bullet.

Good Shooting,
HBB

AD,
Thanks for the input. I always have to wear glasses (really thick ones) just to see the target <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Good Shooting,
HBB