AccuBond® 30 Caliber 180 Grain Bullet (50ct)
Through an exclusive bonding process that eliminates voids in the bullet core, AccuBond® couples Nosler's proven copper-alloy jacket with its special lead-alloy core. The result is a bullet that flies true, penetrates deep and retains its weight, without causing extensive barrel fouling. The unique white polymer tip resists deforming and initiates expansion on impact. Nosler's Solid Base® at the rear of the bullet acts as a platform for large diameter mushrooms.
Minimum Velocity: 1800 fps (549 mps)
Maximum Velocity: Unlimited
1. Unique White Polymer Tip
Assures accuracy, smooth chambering and eliminates tip damage during recoil.
2. Tapered Copper-Alloy Jacket
Lethal penetration and uniform expansion with maximum weight-retention and minimal barrel fouling.
3. Lead Alloy Core
Engineered for balanced expansion.
4. Proprietary Bonding Process
Eliminates all possibility of component separation.
5. Boat-Tail Design
Boat tail configuration combines with the streamlined polymer tip for long-range performance and for easier loading.
AccuBond® Bullet Informational Video
AccuBond® Ballistic Gel Test
| Box Qty. | 50 |
|---|---|
| Caliber | 30 |
| Grain | 180 |
| Bullet Type | AccuBond |
| Manufacturer | Nosler |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 54825 |
| Diameter | 0.308 |
| Ballistic Coefficient (BC) | 0.507 |
| Overall Length (OAL) (in.) | 1.380 |
| Sectional Density (SD.) | 0.271 |
| Base | Boat Tail |
| Factory Type | No |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
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Accubond 180 grain
Review by GenO / (Posted on 2/11/2018)Took my .300 Win Mag Browning A-bolt to the range the day they replace the limestone cracker dust behind the targets. I was the first to shoot into the targets and the backstop so I dug my bullet out and weighed it; the 180 grain weighed 179.5 on the scale. The only thing missing was the white plastic tip. This bullet held together beautifully and has dropped a few elk since then. great bullet. -
DRT
Review by Boom / (Posted on 12/16/2017)Dropped a black bear and mulie this year at 150-350y. One shot each. Great expansion and retention. Accubonds kill and without doing more damage than necessary. Also shot a blacktail last year quartering to, recovered the bullet at the hip it traveled the full length of the animal under its skin. These shoot sub 1/2 Moa out of m70 and like to be loaded on the slow end with my fed brass and imr4350.
