Got a stock notification for them at midway. By the time I clicked on the link they were gone

Figures, LR Accubonds are Unicorn bullets.

I have 200 of them but should be getting my win mag soon and want 3-4 more boxes

I just got in some of the .308" 210 LR AB. I'm debating on shooting them or selling them in ammo!!

Bring them out, lets chrono the load, then find out what the true BC is.

That settle your internal debate?

I debated hard between 190 and 210. I went 190 for velocity. If you get 190s for sale I would be interested.

190's were sold a long time ago. But I do want to play with the 210's.

They are back

And they are gone

I got 300 though

Where you be? How far from Wolfe City?

Dfw. So not too far.

I am slowly building a stock pile. Just need my gun

Well bring it up. Like to see what it'll do.

Will let you know. Rifle should be ready around April...

this seems optimistic.... i wonder how close the numbers will prove out.



.350 G7

Bryan Litz tested some of the ABLR bullets and found the BC's to be pretty close to advertised. The 129 grain .264 was only 1% lower. Their claims on the 142 grain do seem optimistic, but they don't seem to be exaggerating their claims like they tend to do with their other bullets.

Geez, that's a huge BC for caliber and weight. And only a 1% lie, that would make it .712

I really don't see how it's possible.

I was talking with someone last night, these will likely need a 1:7 due to the length of the bullet - you can confirm this with the Berger twist calculator as well. An 8 won't cut it.

So how long before you have a 1:7" barrel?

I'm not going to go that route until they are proven and I am not sure a 6.5x47 can push them hard enough to get their value. I was talking to Miller last night and the 6.5 SAUM is probably what would work the best (other than the Nosler 26 of course)

I'm busy building my monster anyway...

The 1% difference is for the 129 grain bullet. I haven't seen any test data for the 142. It doesn't really seem possible to me, either. I was just pointing out that it might be close since what has been tested has been pretty close, so far. Not all were within 1%, but not bad. I'll see if I can find any data that Litz may have produced for this bullet.

G1 of .712 is higher than my Berger 7mm 180 gr VLD, which is 1 1/2" long. Just sayin.

Some of the bullets were off by as much as 8%. Using that figure, it knocks them down to .661, which is more believable. I'm betting on it coming in just shy of .700. I'm sure it'll be tested soon enough.

It is smaller diameter and only .05 inch shorter than your 180.

I wonder what velocity it is for? 26 Nosler I bet,so 3200 fps