Nosler AccuBond Bullets utilize a tapered copper-alloy jacket and a proprietary bonding process to combine the bonded jacket with an unmatched lead core. Through this process, the experts at Nosler ensure component separation is completely eliminated, resulting in a uniform and balanced mushroom. Additionally, the Nosler AccuBond Bullets have a unique white polymer tip that assures accuracy smooth chambering and eliminates tip damage during recoil. These bonded bullets boast outstanding weight-retention, as well. The boat tail configuration of the Nosler 270 Caliber 150 GR Spitzer Point Bullet aids in efficient flight characteristics. For more information regarding any of the Nosler bullets please feel free to check out the Dedicated AccuBond Threading Diameter Facts page. Specifications for Nosler 54801 AccuBond 270 Caliber 150 GR Spitzer Point 50 Box: Manufacturer: Nosler Bullet Type: Spitzer, Spitzer Boat Tail (SBT) Bullet Weight: 150 grain Caliber: .270 Caliber Sectional Density: 0.279 Condition: New Bullet Quantity: 50 Bullet Country of Origin: USA Fabric/Material: Copper Package Contents: Nosler 54801 AccuBond 270 Caliber 150 GR Spitzer Point 50 Box
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If you want a tough and accurate bullet, here’s the one your looking for. I know you don’t need a very tough bullet for whitetail but…where I hunt is thick, and I like for my bullet to punch through whatever, and give me a good blood trail. My shots range from 20yds to 300 yds, and this bullet has never let me down. I’ve had some cup and core bullets let me down at close range. They killed the deer but left no blood trail and I just so happened to stumble up on the deer, or it fell dead before it got in the thick stuff. I no longer have that worry with these bullets. I’ve yet to not have a pass through, and a good blood trail(if they run at all). Thanks Nosler!