Its fast. But first impressions show me that I can' t get it to shoot as well as H1000 for some reason. Still have some work to do with it. Maybe with some heavier bullets like 200gr.

Larry338,
I' ve found the Hornady Interbonds at Cabela' s. Last time I talked the people at Sinclair, they said they expected their order from Hornady around 1 May. The box I recieved from Cabelas was the 150 grain .308. I found the tolerance on weight and diameter to be very tight, better than most I' ve checked. Haven' t had the chance to test fire them yet. Maybe this week end. I hope that this is of some help. Good luck. [&:]

I' d bet that both companies are being extremely careful to see that the first of these new bonded bullets are the best possible for the introductions. There will be a lot of chat about them and most of us listen to each other more than we listen to the bullet companies.

I haven' t seen any of the Accubonds yet either and I tried alot of different places either Sold Out or Not in Stock Yet.

Shooting Times has a Story on thses this Month.If the Accubond does as Advistzed in this article it sould fall between the BT. and Partiton prefromace wise.

What I would to know is why did Nosler come out with this in the bullets wieghts they did? The .277 140 gr. ok but a .308 200 gr instead of 150gr to 180gr???

I think the reason Nosler came out with these bullet weights is the length of these bullets. They are obviously designed for the super mags except for the 270i because they will intrude into standard cases more than a comparable bullet. .

Hornady' s bonded bullets in 150, and 165 grain .308 and 154 grain 7MM and 130 grain .270 have been shipped to Cabelas.....I haven' t tried them yet.

Picking up a box 225-grain Accubonds was a breeze for me. I' ll be reloading a bunch this weekend with RL-19 and RL-22 powder and then off to the range I go. If I get better accuracy with these Accubonds than I do with my Partitions out of my 338 Win. Mag., then I' ll be using the Accubonds this fall hunting season and maybe beyond that.

are there any current reloading manuals for these bullets?

ultramag

I have been using the data for the weight I' m using. I' ve found that by starting low and working up in half grain steps there is no problem. Good luck.[&:]

3-shot group at 100 yards. Winchester Model 70 338 Win. Mag. 225-grain Accubonds. 72-grains of RL-22 powder hiding in Winchester cases; the primers were CCI non-magnum.

I' m gonna see what I can get for accuracy wise with 77 & 78 grains of RL-22 powder this weekend.