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Old 12-02-2009, 08:39 AM   #1
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Default Accubond, 270wsm and minnesota whitetail

Hello, here is my question, I am not looking for an argument here. Here is what I would like some information on, I reload and shoot 130 grain bullets for my 270wsm. I know I will entice an argument about my shot placement, but here goes, I like to shoot deer in the front shoulder, I want a bullet that will penetrate the shoulder and exit the other side ( with good bullet expansion ). I dont want a deer moving from the spot where I hit him. will the accubond do the job from 100yds to 300yds. ( what is the best bullet for me ?)
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Old 12-02-2009, 09:56 AM   #2
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Best bullet is either A-frames, TBBC, failsafes, or the best is X. Partitions will also get the job done with ease. Ones that might not is gamekings, about anything hornady makes, BT's, etc.

Go with the TSX, you won't be disappointed. I have shot 3 deer with accubonds, and got complete penetration on all, but I can guantee you TSX will laser thru just about any shoulder.
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Hello, here is my question, I am not looking for an argument here. Here is what I would like some information on, I reload and shoot 130 grain bullets for my 270wsm. I know I will entice an argument about my shot placement, but here goes, I like to shoot deer in the front shoulder, I want a bullet that will penetrate the shoulder and exit the other side ( with good bullet expansion ). I dont want a deer moving from the spot where I hit him. will the accubond do the job from 100yds to 300yds. ( what is the best bullet for me ?)
This year was the first for reloading for my 270wsm and I am very happy with the Nosler 140gr. Accubond behind Accurate Arms Magpro powder. Took a heavy 3 point mule deer at 100yds with full penetration and had a large wound channel.
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Push some partitions, watch 'em drop.
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Yea, you ever used em?
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Yep, pleased so say the least.
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Old 12-06-2009, 09:00 PM   #7
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The 270WSM and 140gr Accubond is an extremely good combination. I would feel comfortable taking any NA game(except maybe large bears) with that combination.
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Best bullet is either A-frames, TBBC, failsafes, or the best is X. Partitions will also get the job done with ease. Ones that might not is gamekings, about anything hornady makes, BT's, etc.

Go with the TSX, you won't be disappointed. I have shot 3 deer with accubonds, and got complete penetration on all, but I can guantee you TSX will laser thru just about any shoulder.
x2. And as a bonus, I've always had no problem getting very good accuracy from the TSX.

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Old 12-07-2009, 07:58 AM   #9
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I'll second the tsx. The only thing it does not have in spades is ballistic coefficient. So for 300 yards or less, you can't do better, so long as your gun likes them.

The only thing I don't like is the cost, but since I started reloading the price of almost everything has gone up and that is hard to get used to.
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