Nosler Accubond in .264/6.5mm

[spradley]

Why are Nosler Accubond bullets in .264 so hard for suppliers to keep in stock? Are they that much better than partitions?

Midway was out of them for several months, got a batch in and now they are gone again.

Maybe Nosler just doesn't make that many in 6.5mm?

just curious.
thanks

 

[RyeDaddy]

Re: Nosler Accubond in .264/6.5mm

I would bet they just don't make them very often. Not alot of 6.5 shooters in the US.

 

[Oneteam]

Re: Nosler Accubond in .264/6.5mm

Because they are a premium bonded bullet with a fairly high coefficient. They fly like a ballistic tip and stay together better when striking bone or hard animal tissue. They are the most accurate bullet I have found for hunting in both my .260 and my 6.5x55 Swede.

 

[Nortex]

Re: Nosler Accubond in .264/6.5mm

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: oneteam</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Because they are a premium bonded bullet with a fairly high coefficient. They fly like a ballistic tip and stay together better when striking bone or hard animal tissue. They are the most accurate bullet I have found for hunting in both my .260 and my 6.5x55 Swede. </div></div>

X2, they are my go to bullet when developing a hunting load in any caliber.

 

[Will Fennell]

Re: Nosler Accubond in .264/6.5mm

I use the 130 accubond in both my 6.5 swede and my .260's....shoots great, kills great....always exits.