300gr .338 Nosler Accubond

[444shooter]

Has anyone seen these for sale in Canada? Would love to try them out.

 

[CanuckWR]

I can't confirm current stock but I know P&D was bringing them in. I was last in about 2 months ago when I was told they were on order.

 

[saskcop]

I wish I knew about these before I spent a couple hundred loading all my .338 brass with 250 grain TSX's.

 

[adriel]

Would love to try them, but haven't seen them around.

 

[adriel]

Just checked P&D, no dice.

 

[chappy]

it would be too slow with a 300grn. i would much prefer a good 250 or upgrade to a 375.

 

[saskcop]

Not slow if you are running a .338 RUM or Lapua though ...

 

[adriel]

Exactly. I'm on a 338 Lapua, and it's a total pain in the butt trying to find anything heavier than 250 grains in Edmonton. Sierra 300 SMK, Berger 300 OTM, or even the Hornady 285s are not exactly widely available. I've seen the 285 grain TSX's and a few lighter ones around, but I'm not exactly crazy about them.

 

[444shooter]

Yeah, I have a .338-378Wby and these would be sailing along pretty good.

 

[saskcop]

You got that right - they would be deadly in a .338-378!

 

[Lefty Dick]

What do need for a twist rate to stabilize these????

I'm thinking a lot of factory barrels might just come up short.

 

[dero338]

to stabilize 300 gr bullets, it is usualy better with 1-9 twist
if you cannot find theses bullets, try X-reload, he can order anything you want in reloading supply

 

[Duckshoot]

Grouse river outfitters in kelowna had them in stock a little while ago, try them, they also do mail order.