I email Nossler inquiring about a rumour that they will be releasing a 250 grains Accubond in .366 caliber and today I received their answer :

"I know the engineers are working on a 9.3mm accubond bullet, it should
be released next year.

Nosler Staff"


Great
L

Lorenzo,
It wasn't a rumour, but confirmed. As I previously posted:

"After reading this discussion, I emailed Nosler, and informed them of my disappointment that they discontinued the 250 ballistic tip. They said that they will be introducing a 250 gr Accubond soon.

I think that is good news, so all is not lost. We will still have that great boat tail bullet to shoot, but in the Accubond.

I thought the ballistic tip was great, so we can only hope the accubond is better, if that is possible."

KB

Sorry I must learn to read carefully..
Anyway, great news.
The true is that this 375 Ruger thing has got inside me and a crazy rebarreling idea is flying around...so maybe no more 9,3 bullets for me in the future

L

quote:

Originally posted by Lorenzo:
Sorry I must learn to read carefully..
Anyway, great news.
The true is that this 375 Ruger thing has got inside me and a crazy rebarreling idea is flying around...so maybe no more 9,3 bullets for me in the future

L

You're not selling out are you?

I have always been very easy
L

What 375 Ruger thing?

OOPS, now I see it under Big Bore.

KB

Here in Australia, the Nosler importers have stated that all Ballistic Tip Hunting bullets will become Accubonds instead as production/tooling allow.

quote:

Originally posted by Blair D Calvin:
Here in Australia, the Nosler importers have stated that all Ballistic Tip Hunting bullets will become Accubonds instead as production/tooling allow.

That would be a disaster IMHO. Not everyone hunts huge deer in the wilderness. For us European stalkers a standard BT in a 243 etc works perfectly for roe deer etc.