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...if Nosler wants to do it right they need to introduce some longer heavier bullets and have barrels made with faster twists (as we see with this new 270) and NOT try for more speed, but go for the same speed as the older shell with a notable heavier bullet

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...longer bullets, and barrels to shoot them well, would be the way to go. Not just taking bullets of a design 50-85 years old and making them go 300-500 FPS faster...

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Pretty much this, and generate a range of exceptional bullets to maximize the effect - which *is* something that Nosler is working on with the Accubond Long Range bullets. I'd like to see more variety. More long punch-style solids like the CEB solids, the Woodleigh Hydro, and the North Fork flat and cup point solids would be nice.

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I had heard some years back, like 6, that Nosler had an issue with their LONG RANGE Accubonds. So because of that I have never dabbled with them..Probably ignorant for me to think that way and should try them now..I would think they have it figured out.. have always liked Nosler products

As for bullet that will stand up to speed, Swifts have never let me down in that regard.. Barnes Tripe Shocks also however I like the mushroomed Swifts more..each to their own.. The regular Accubonds will do o.k. with mv of 3100 or under.. did not have good experiences with close shots on higher velocities --3300 and above..

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