AccuBond® LR 30 Caliber 190 Grain Bullet (100ct)
The AccuBond®-Long Range (LR) bullet line was developed in response to the escalating demand from long-range hunters who were asking for a hunting bullet that could keep up with today’s level of high-grade optics and ultra-high velocity cartridges in order to stretch practical shooting yardages past 1,000 yards; yet still perform on big-game animals.
Minimum Velocity: 1300 fps
Maximum Velocity: Unlimited
Nosler recommends using the G7 ballistic coefficient for the utmost accuracy when calculating trajectories for the ABLR product line.
1. Unique Gray Polymer Tip
Assures accuracy, smooth chambering and eliminates tip damage during recoil.
2. Bonded Performance
Bonded for maximum weight retention and energy transfer.
3. Tangent Ogive
Promotes smooth feeding and consistent seating depths.
4. Reliable Expansion
Expansion across a broad range of velocities.
5. Boat-Tail
Sleek, high-performance boat-tail.
AccuBond® LR Bullet Informational Video
| Box Qty. | 100 |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 30 |
| Grain | 190 |
| Bullet Type | AccuBond Long Range |
| UPC Code | 54041584562 |
| Manufacturer | Nosler |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 58456 |
| Diameter | 0.308 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (BC) | 0.597 |
| Overall Length (OAL) (in.) | 1.460 |
| Sectional Density (SD.) | 0.286 |
| Base | Boat Tail |
| Factory Type | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
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Better than expected accuracy
Review by Jimmy / (Posted on 5/20/2018)My 300 win shoots the 190 Sierra mk consistently @ .5 Moa when I received the 190 lr Nosler I began at -2gr below my proven charge of imr4350 and started working up when I got to the MK load not only did it shoot sub.5 in groups but the Nosler averaged 90fps faster velocitys -
Excellent expansion 1238 yds
Review by Todd Crisp / (Posted on 7/11/2017)I've been working on a 300 Norma this year. Recently tested the 190 ABLR, launched at 3082 muzzle velocity to 1238 yards. The elevation at point of impact was very consistent yielding several hits on a 15" target and some misses due to variable wind conditions. Predicted velocity at impact was about 1600 fps. Recovered projectiles from dirt back stop expanded to more than 200% of original diameter, with good weight retention. Very pleased with early results.
