.270 Caliber 130gr Nosler AccuBond Spitzer Bullets 50 Count
The Nosler AccuBond bullets in .270 caliber and 130 grains are engineered to deliver superior accuracy and deep penetration, critical factors for effective big game hunting and precision shooting. Utilizing an exclusive bonding process that eliminates voids within the bullets core, the AccuBond integrates Noslers proven copper alloy jacket with a specialized lead alloy core. This metallurgical fusion results in a projectile that maintains structural integrity upon impact, ensuring consistent weight retention and minimal barrel fouling, which is essential for maintaining optimal ballistic performance over extended shooting sessions.
The bullet features a distinctive white polymer tip designed to resist deformation during feeding and to promote uniform expansion upon striking medium to large game animals. This polymer tip, combined with the aerodynamic boat tail design, enhances the bullets ballistic coefficient, providing exceptional downrange stability and velocity retention. The streamlined spitzer profile reduces drag, enabling shooters to achieve flatter trajectories and improved long-range accuracy, while the boat tail base minimizes turbulence and recoil, facilitating smoother follow-up shots and efficient metallic and semi-metallic reloading processes.
Technical Specifications:
- Caliber: .270 Winchester
- Bullet Diameter: 0.277 inches
- Bullet Weight: 130 grains
- Ballistic Coefficient (G1 BC): 0.435
- Sectional Density (SD): 0.242
- Overall Length (OAL): 1.245 inches
- Bullet Profile: Spitzer with White Polymer Tip
- Base Design: Boat Tail (BT) for enhanced aerodynamic efficiency
Optimized for precision handloading and reloaders seeking consistent ballistic performance, the Nosler AccuBond .270 130-grain bullet excels in both metallic and semi-metallic cartridge configurations. Its reliable expansion characteristics and deep penetration make it an ideal choice for hunters targeting deer, antelope, and other similarly sized game, ensuring ethical kills and maximizing terminal effectiveness. The bullets design also contributes to reduced barrel wear and fouling, extending the lifespan of your firearm and maintaining accuracy shot after shot.