6mm - 90gr Accubond vs 100gr Partition

[Charlie38]

Has anyone used the 90gr 6mm Accubond? How was it on game.
I am shooting a 6mm Remington. I will either use the accubond or a 100gr Partition. Mainly for deer but if an elk gives me a good shot I will take it.
Sorry TSX users I don't like them. Don't want to hear about them.

thanks

 

[Eagleye]

As much as I like the Accubond, I would opt for the 100 Partition if
game larger than deer may be involved.
That being said, I am quite certain the 90 AB would get the job done.
But since the Partition is so reliable, close in and far out, It would be my
first choice.
If the 100 P does not shoot well in your rifle, try the 95 P.
Regards, Eagleye.

 

[dthunter]

I agree with eagle eye.
The 100gr partition is super dependable!

If you want to try an accurate bullet in 6mm, try the berger 88 grVLD. Its a flat based bullet that has been scarey accurate for me. BEAR in mind that the 88 gr VLD is a Varmint bullet. This bullet has shot many 1/2moa groups at 1000yds for me!

 

[saskcop]

100 grain Partition is the way to go. Sometimes there is just no replacement for a little extra weight.

 

[brybenn]

Partition all the way

 

[1899]

Another vote for the Partition.

 

[Dan B]

Partition here also, however I use the 95 grain bullets in my .243.

Dan