Nosler Accubond discontinued?

[Dead eye Joe]

It seems no one in the country has any!
Wholesalesports, Bass Proshop and the Shooting edge in Calgary have not gotten any in months now. It makes me think they have been discontinued?
Anyone know if this is true?

 

[stubblejumper]

Try the smaller stores.I bought a few boxes of 7mm-140gr in Bashaw not that long ago.

 

[Lefty Dick]

I think you better get a grasp of how things like reloading components get imported, and how booking orders from suppliers work.

Most places only get great gobs of reloading components a few times a year, and once those stocks dry up, they wait for their next booking order to come in.

It's they only way they can get something resembleing good prices.

 

[Cinch]

They are around if you look hard enough.

 

[Al-Sway]

It seems no one in the country has any!
Wholesalesports, Bass Proshop and the Shooting edge in Calgary have not gotten any in months now. It makes me think they have been discontinued?
Anyone know if this is true?

Have you checked their (Nosler's) website to see if Nosler is still showing them as a production item? Just because they are out of stock in Canada doesn't mean they are discontinued.

 

[mmattockx]

Don't feel bad, I have been waiting over a year to find more .338 225gr SST's.


Mark

 

[Gatehouse]

http://www.ominecasfs.ca/index.php?option=com_productshowcase&Itemid=13&action=details&id=178

try them out.

 

[TangoKilo]

Cabellas Edmonton has LOTS!!

 

[colinmatchett]

Try P and D Enterprises too

 

[Ar180shooter]

When you find some, get lots. That's what I did with the 60gr Hornady V-Max bullets that shoot oh so well in my Swiss Arms.

 

[Charlie38]

You should try finding 225gr 35 cal Accubonds! If I see them, I snap them up. Even if I go hungry lol

 

[Tumbleweed]

It's my understanding that Nosler had a fire in their plant a while back, and production of some bullets may be a long way behind.

I can't imagine Nosler discontinuing Accubonds. That would be like GM discontinuing pickups.

 

[Sun_and_Steel_77]

You could try a WTB ad in the EE. I had the same problem sourcing some 7mm TTSX's in my area , so as a last ditch effort I threw up a WTB ad and some awesome fellow gunnutz hooked me up pretty quick. We've got some great members here that will probably help you out if they can.

 

[Bassmaster]

I think you better get a grasp of how things like reloading components get imported, and how booking orders from suppliers work.

Most places only get great gobs of reloading components a few times a year, and once those stocks dry up, they wait for their next booking order to come in.

It's they only way they can get something resembleing good prices.

For this reason alone, is why casting my own is starting to look more and more appealing to me.....my $0.02

 

[martinbns]

Try P and D Enterprises too

That was going to be my suggestion.

 

[David L]

Try x-reload on the web. René is amazing.

 

[t/c 25-06]

just got some from cabela's last week (mail order)

 

[Slooshark1]

Call The Shooter's Den in Sudbury, ON (705) 522-2772

 

[Idcurrie]

Wholesale sports and Cabellas in Edmonton both have tons...