The 110-grain bullets travel at a respectable 3,257fps with 61 grains of Reloder RL19 powder. At these speeds, a Hornady V-Max bullet is excellent for foxes and the Nosler AccuBond good for deer. Next ...

Simply choose the correct kind of bullet for the big game you choose to pursue, find a load that shoots well, sight in and go hunting. The more I use them, the more I’ve come to prefer the Nosler ...

Nosler loads Whitetail Country ammo with two different bullets, both brand new. All of the bottlenecked cartridges, like the 6.5 Creedmoor and 308 Winchester, get a flat-based, boat-tail spitzer ...

Known for its versatility and impressive terminal ballistics, the right ammo in your 7mm Rem Mag can mean the difference between a trophy-worthy shot and walking away empty-handed. Selecting the best ...

The partnership sponsors demonstrations in which copper and lead bullets are fired into plastic bags filled with water and housed in plastic drums. Slugs and fragments fall to the bottom of the drums.

Why It Made the Cut The 180-grain Accubond, loaded in Nosler’s Trophy Grade line, is a perfect combination of bullet expansion and penetration. Editor-in-chief Alex Robinson took this elk with Nosler ...

A trip of firsts This was a trip of firsts for Daniel: it brought him his first alpine roebuck and his first chance to shoot with this calibre. It is virtually impossible to judge a weapon or bullet ...

However, AccuBond bullets should still upset when impacting at velocities as slow as 1800 fps. That coupled with the high BC makes this bullet a solid 500-yard performer, where it still retains ...