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Not a fan of Interloks at all. I would recommend the 130 Nosler AB

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At those velocities, you cannot go wrong with the Interlocks. I have shot them in several calibers for many years. The price is reasonable, they are extremely accurate and I have not one time been disappointed on performance with them on everything from coyotes to elk. For deer, I use the 129 in my .260 and love it. For all-around, I would have to go with the 140. I am also a fan of the Accubond, or Partition, as they also perform well at moderate velocities.


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Originally Posted by Tejano
DF Gun lore gack has it the 120 7mm was designed for silhouette shooters to better knock over rams at 500 meters. It is supposedly the same jacket as the 140 but shortened down to 120 length where it starts getting thicker. The 120 6.5 is the typical hunting BT but no special mojo. Works great at 6.5x55 velocities no idea if they would hold up to 26 Nosler velocities. My guess is if bone is hit you will get fragmentation at least partially but fun to try and see on a non critical hunt. I had some of the early solid base bullets come unglued but they still exited because of the heavy base on the jackets. Some of these had relatively thin almost un-tapered jackets on the forward section.

Thanks for that info.

The 26 Nos is another deal, another world regarding bullets and their design paramaters.

I worked up VLD and Scenar loads for my Nos, abandoned both. I think that round demands tougher bullets than the Creed or Swede, even the 6.5-284.

Matching velocity to bullet design is an art, IMO.

A great bullet in one setting may be a train wreck in another.

I'm now working with 143 and 147 ELD loads for the Swede, Creed and 6.5-284, not the Nosler.

Working with RL-16, RL-23 and RL-26.

Lots of options, lots of variables. Gotta be some nice loads somewhere in that mix.

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Go rogue with 140 gr Accubond for everything

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Originally Posted by Orchemo
Go rogue with 140 gr Accubond for everything

Way too logical...

But, no arguement from me.

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140 grain nosler partition for both.

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Originally Posted by Slidellkid
Not a fan of Interloks at all. I would recommend the 130 Nosler AB




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Originally Posted by Slidellkid
Not a fan of Interloks at all. I would recommend the 130 Nosler AB


Au contrair mon frere The Interlok is my favorite cup and core bullet period. They just seem to always work and I have never been let down by them. I am even going out of my way to disprove my loyalty by trying the 6.5 160s which have a mixed reputation.

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The 26 Nos is another deal, another world regarding bullets and their design paramaters.


The 26 Nosler is solidly in monolithic territory or at least a premium like the TBBC or Sirocco.

Please let us know how the R26 doe's in the Swede I am really a convert for it now and it seems to overlap my previous loads ranging from R19 to R25 so I can cut down on the number of powders I'm using and usually with equal or higher velocities.


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Originally Posted by mtnsnake
140 grain nosler partition for both.


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Originally Posted by MikeS
In my 6.5-06 I'm happy with 123 Amax for practice and coues deer and 127LRX for elk.




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