Comparing these and I have heard a few good reports and it seems they fly flatter than the "other" bullets,yet are bonded and hold together and expand quite well...

Check my "375 Ruger and Black bear" thread

The .375 260gr Accubonds performed very well in 2006 on plains game from 50lbs to 1500lbs. 10 hunters total in our party took over 90 animals, many with the aforementioned bullet and the performance was excellent. I used them in a 375 H&H rifle and a 378GNR Encore with a 13" bbl, of which 2" was a muzzle brake. I like them.

I used a .375 accubond 260 gr on oryx in 206; quartering away shot, bullet lodged under skin opposite shoulder. the accubond was the most accurate bullet in my sako 375

Hi Safarikid, I have used 225gn Accubonds in my 338Win Mag. They are accurate, they are the most ballistically efficient 225gn bullet in that caliber (as far as I can tell), and they have excellent terminal performance. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them.

They are not as accurate in my .375 AI as are Sierras but seem to be well built. How's your accuracy been?