The part of trigger that contacts the sear is stoned for smoothness and the trigger weight is adjusted with the 2 lock/jam nuts that are below the spring. That trigger cannot reach full potential without it being stoned. Mine is a work of art after the Gunsmith was done with it. I had the pull weight set to 3 1/2 lbs and it feels lighter then that. From the factory it was at 6lbs measured with an RCBS gauge.

Both bullets you mentioned are pretty darn good ELk bullets, in fact I didn'[t know that the accubond was being loaded by WW . I used 150 grain powerpoints in live animal testing and killed 4 deer with that setup. 2 does and 2 bucks.Group size was 1" or less with that combo . It is a deer hand grenade pure and simple 3 of the deer were poleaxed immediately and one ran 200 yards with lungs blown out the offside of his body. Smallest buck was 150 lb 6pt Cull buck and the other was 180 lb 8pointer . If I go hunting again I will load it up with a 140/150 grain partition. I have been looking at the FEderal site and they have some new loads for it as well which are interesting.