The strength of .277s isn’t in the high BC department in my eyes though the bullets certainly exist now, but in the light end for fast and flat. It’s handy though that high BC 150gr+ stuff is arriving on the scene making .277 one of the most versatile bores a mountain hunter can have in the cabinet. The 110gr Accubond has a G1 BC or .370 which is nothing to scoff at, and if it can be launched from this case at 3850 as rough math would indicate that makes this rifle 0-400 yards point blank when zero’d at 350. That’s useful to any sheep or goat hunter. Often it seems folks think heavier is the way and it’s often counterproductive, I’ve learned in outfitting that trajectory is the single biggest variable in a shot and the hardest to compensate for in rapid and short lived shot opportunities. 400 is as far as I’d like to see a practiced and non-expert client shoot, and to be able to do that with no concerns except wind really is a game changer. There are a couple existing rounds that will do this presently, even the .270 Win does a great job at 110gr though it tops out 50 yards shorter for point blank, but I don’t see the harm in another option.
