Loaded with the new AccuBond long range bullet, Trophy Grade long range ammunition is designed for hunters and shooters looking for high-performance ammunition loaded with an ultra-high B.C. bonded-core bullet. Developed through a combination of bullet manufacturing techniques that are unique to Nosler, the design of the AccuBond-LR allows for the highest B.C. possible in a bullet of the same caliber and weight. The high-performance boat tail, long ogive, and polymer tip combine to make the AccuBond-LR the sleekest, flattest- shooting, bonded, hunting bullet ever created. Loaded in Nosler brass, the quality, consistency, and accuracy of Nosler’s Trophy Grade long range ammunition rivals that of the finest custom hand loads. Loaded with a AccuBond LR 210 grain Spitzer bullet and Nosler cartridge brass. The Nosler ballistics team, long respected in the hunting and shooting industry for reliable and precise reloading data, is the driving force behind Nosler Trophy Grade ammunition. Trophy Grade ammunition brings Noslers unsurpassed quality standards in accuracy and consistency directly to the shelf of your favorite gun shop or outdoor retailer. The AccuBond – long range (LR) bullet line was developed in response to the escalating demand from long-range hunters who were asking for a hunting bullet that could keep up with today’s level of high-grade optics and ultra-high velocity cartridges in order to stretch practical shooting yardages past 1000 yd, yet still perform on big-game animals. In order to accommodate these extreme parameters, the AccuBond – LR bullet was designed to have a minimum impact velocity of 1300 fps in order to reliably expand or mushroom at those much longer distances, compared to the 1800 fps minimum impact velocity of all other Nosler hunting bullets. Because the lead core is bonded to the copper jacket, the AccuBond – LR bullet will hold up to extreme velocities. To further assist performance at such a wide range of impact velocities, the copper jacket is tapered, meaning it is thin at the nose, becoming much thicker towards the boat-tail base.
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Dan the Man
1 year agoTried some other types of ammo for my Remington 30-06 and they didn't perform so well, the Nosler was really great, got a 1/2" grouping at 200 meters and wow
Hunter274
1 year agoI purchased this ammo after reading all the great reviews for it. I’ve been using this ammo for my .270 win all spring/summer down at my range preparing for the fall hunts and man am I SUPER pleased on how accurate and deadly these are! After fine tuning and lots of shooting time at my range my very last 3 shots I’ve took, all 3 bullet holes were touching each other @100 yards. On my first moose hunt this year (early Sept) on the last day of our trip I dropped a bull moose right in his tracks, all it need was one bullet no need for a second shot. I will most likely be using this ammo probably for the rest of my life after seeing what it can do on big game animals. Super excited for my next hunt!!!
bob22
1 year agoI bought this on a recommendation of someone who loads their own ammo. I use 165 gr. Accubond in my Tikka T3x -06. I've gone through 30 rounds and every shot has touched the other in a dead bulls eye each and every time.
Nunoyabusiness
1 year agoI purchased this ammo for my 300wsm to honestly to get my hands on the brass, but figured I could do a review of the ammo in the process to get an idea of where their QC process stands. Sorely disappointed, I got a 3.07 inch - 4 shot group at 200 yards, followed by a 2.89 inch - 4 shot group about 15 minutes later (I typically group just under an inch @ 200 with this rifle with various loads). Maybee I got a bad batch? One thing I noticed upon initial inspection - the primers in about half the rounds had a small half moon on the side of the primer where it looked like considerable force was used to push the primers into the pocket without the plunger being properly lined up. I wrote nosler an email about it but did not receive a response. Either way - disappointed with the factory ammo at such a high price point... but I guess with the empty brass being basically the same price - the loads are basically free - so from that perspective.....
Beshir
1 year agoI bought this ammo for my 257 weatherby magnum there is nothing you can compare with it i use this ammo in both my hunting rifles on my 30 06 ..165 grain an 257 weatherby magnum 110 grain i will never use any different ammo as long as this kind of ammo is available out there in the market very good product for long range shots
adammz
1 year agoI shot my first accubond buck this week, and I was thoroughly impressed with the massive wound channel. The deer needless to say didnt take a step after the first shot was fired.
Anonymous
1 year agoI shoot Nosler Trophy Grade 180 grain AB in a Tikka T3 Lite 300 Win Mag. My best 3 shot group at 100 meters is 1/8”. 2” at 600 yards.
JJSTYLZ
1 year agoSighted my TC venture 30-06 in at 200 yards with this ammo. Hunted my first ever moose and happened to come across one at almost 700 yards. Made a calculated shot and hit him right in the bread basket. Accurate ammo, none better
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