They are listed in the new Nosler manual, but I cant find them anywhere. Anybody know where to get them?
I thought only the BT came in that weight / calibre. I been wrong before, often.
Nosler Reloading Guide No. 7 has the 125 grain .308 Accubond listed. It would be the perfect blend of weight retention and expansion with high velocity for my 18.5" barreled Ruger 77 RSI.
The lightest .308 AB currently made by nosler is the 150gr.
The 125 is the BT, and it's a dandy deer bullet up to .308 velocities.
Must be a misprint on every .30 caliber in the new manual.
Midway lists it as "coming soon". I think it'll be the berries out of my 30-30 contender carbine.
They are coming out sometime this year, should be great for deer sized game.
I just picked up some 110 a bonds for my 270 win. Take a look at the jacket on this sucker. If the 125 has something like that it would be really interesting.
http://www.noslerreloading.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=18940
Kraky I would be interested to know how the 110 AB goes on game and on targets in the 270. Have you any results yet?
Great pictures by the way, thanks for the link.
Cool pics Kraky. Feel free to post more if you have them.
I grabbed some off of a sps sale...don't even have em here yet. The bullet was designed with the 6.8 in mind but when i saw that jacket my jaw dropped. I've seen some accuracy reports and they've been excellent in both the 6.8 and 270 win. On game internet reports are excellent on hogs and deer with the 6.8. A couple 270 reports looked good too but not alot did I find.
I'm dealing with a family health problem so its not likely I will be doing any testing soon. Just glad to have landed some.
I have a thing for the 125 NBT and this is one Accu I'd love to give a go in my Montana/08.
Dober
I will snap some up as soon as they are available.
Do you use the 125gr BT for deer? Velocity? Performance? I have a box but have not loaded any.