They don't? They make a 160 accubond don't they? They should make one shouldnt they?

I stopped using ballistic tip bullets for my 7mm rem mag. I used them one season for whitetails. 150 Federal Premiums. They dropped deer in their tracks. Not one took a step. The only problem was the deer were destroyed. It was jello about 18in in diameter around the entrance hole. The exit hole was about 1 1/2in. One buck I shot the whole front half of the deer was wasted. I think they work a little too well, and out of a 300WSM they would be devastating.

I have used 165 grain ballistic tips on 6 whitetail and they all dropped right away or traveled less than 25 yards. Only 1 pass though shot and each deer had a lot of destroyed meat. They are highly frangible and most of them were exploded into about 10 pieces. I would not use them on an animal much heavier than a whitetail. Just my results from a small sample of animals. Rich

My experiences with Rem. 165 gr ballistic tips in my '06 have been good but also a little troubling. Accuracy has been excellent. 3 deer taken at ranges of 100, 140 and 260 yards were all one shot kills with two beingbehind the shouldercomplete pass throughs andthe 140 was a neck shot from behind that dropped him in his tracks.Last Sunday, I shot a bear at 40 yards right behind the shoulder. The beardropped in its tracksbut the entrance hole was the size of a softball andpart of the shoulder was wasted from the bulletfragmenting. I'm going to usethebullets I have this year for deer but will beswitching next year.