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So did I, but it sure does seem like partitions and especially the standard Accubonds have been remarkably sparse for too long. I can sometimes come across ABLR's but Im fairly ambivalent about them. I don't think they are as good a bullet as the standard.I got some 180 accubond seconds from Nosler a few months ago. I kind of expected for the factory firsts to show up in stock.
They have C grade 180s available now but come with a 5-10% cull rate due to tip damage
I have never used them but read complaints about them not being as tough mostly because they were designed for long range velocities. I would think they would be similar to or better than ELD-X which tons of people praise but I don't have the experience with them like I do with regular Accubonds. I recently saw a box of 140gr 7mm Accubonds sell on gunbroker for $96.I can sometimes come across ABLR's but Im fairly ambivalent about them. I don't think they are as good a bullet as the standard.
Yeah, I saw those too. I like ABs and would certainly use those, but 50 Accubonds are not worth that. There's other options out there, kind of like the OP indicated.I have never used them but read complaints about them not being as tough mostly because they were designed for long range velocities. I would think they would be similar to or better than ELD-X which tons of people praise but I don't have the experience with them like I do with regular Accubonds. I recently saw a box of 140gr 7mm Accubonds sell on gunbroker for $96.
I gave up looking for .277 140 NABs. The Hornady Innerlocks were available, cheaper, and I’ve yet to catch one when launched at 3100 fps into 4 deer from numerous angles this season. They seem to perform well enough, so I’ll just stick with them.
Yeah, but I didn’t want the cull rate or the coatingShooters pro shop has them in stock, same as the 180’s.
If you want them, that is how you have to get them right now. An Accubond is an Accubond. mtmuleyYeah, but I didn’t want the cull rate or the coating
Yep I switched to copper and couldn't find E tips anywhere so switched to Barnes TTSX now they are becoming hard to find, so switching to Hammers.Ive gone almost 3yrs without seeing these for sale. Anyone think they will be back in stock in the next 3? Ive already switched to Hornady for the .270 and 7-08. Im about to be forced out of being a loyal Nosler customer.
I can look when I get home but I think I have some ive been holding on to for my 30-06 that I'm probably not going to use. I can let you know what I have and you can make an offerIve gone almost 3yrs without seeing these for sale. Anyone think they will be back in stock in the next 3? Ive already switched to Hornady for the .270 and 7-08. Im about to be forced out of being a loyal Nosler customer.
Yea I did the same thing...I think my cull rate is a litter higher than that though.I got some 180 accubond seconds from Nosler a few months ago. I kind of expected for the factory firsts to show up in stock.
They have C grade 180s available now but come with a 5-10% cull rate due to tip damage
$1/bullet? Do you have any Super Bowl tickets for sale?I went to my reloading bench to see what I had for noslers
30cal 180gr accubonds
129 factory 2nds
44 firsts. $135
6.5mm 125gr partition
New box of 50 $55
7mm 140gr Ballistic tips
35 firsts $35
7mm 140gr accubonds
96 firsts $100
Buyer pays shipping. PayPal accepted F&F or add for fees. If you take the whole lot at $325 I will cover shipping