Has anyone got to work up any loads with either of these two bullets yet?If so,what did you think about them?

[ 03-19-2003, 05:01: Message edited by: sll ]

as far as I can tell right now, Nosler has yet to start production on the accubond, hopefully Hornady will be a bit quicker, but their track record is poor in that regard. Neither bullet is on the shelves right now.

[ 03-19-2003, 12:32: Message edited by: Thomas ]

You can order the Interbonds from Cabelas. I already have the 165 grn. 30 caliber.

I've been very interested in these also, but haven' been able to find any, but keep asking around.

Mule Deer, over at 24 hourcampfire posted that he's done some testing for Nosler of the 200 gr. 30 caliber Accubonds. I'm taking it for granted he won't mind me posting this here.

http://www.24hourcampfire.com/ubbthreads/showflat.ph p?Cat=&Board=UBB19&Number=146840&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&fpart=1

Phil

[ 03-19-2003, 21:18: Message edited by: Greyghost ]

Where are you guys shopping for your components Wal-mart? Mid South and Grafs both have the SST-IBs.....Accubonds well thats another story...whos idea was it to come out with the 200 grain 30 cal first...???

sll,
I received a box of .308 150 grain bullets from Cabelas today. I'll be doing some testing and post the results. Good luck.

I should have some 200gr 30 cal Accubonds any day now, a friend is sending me some for testing. 338's to follow those ones. I'll check the 30's in the 300 Ultra and 300wsm and let you know how they do. Does Cabella's have the Accubonds in stock yet? Nosler claims the Accubond is more accurate than the BT because of the process used to make them, we'll see soon.