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Trophy Grade ammunition from Nosler represents field-tested ammunition engineered for hunters who want reliability without guesswork. Each round combines a 130-grain AccuBond bullet with premium Nosler brass, which means you're getting the same exacting standards Nosler applies to their components when loaded together as ammunition.
The AccuBond bullet design delivers controlled expansion paired with deep penetration. Its white polymer tip ensures accuracy and smooth chambering while resisting deformation during recoil, and the boat-tail base creates a platform for large-diameter mushrooms on impact. The bonded core construction eliminates voids between jacket and core, resulting in bullets that fly true, penetrate reliably, and retain adequate weight without excessive barrel fouling.
Loaded to 2700 feet per second, this .260 Remington load produces 2104 foot-pounds of muzzle energy. The cartridge itself deserves credit too. The .260 excels as a compact, low-recoil option that delivers flat trajectories and excellent wind resistance, particularly for hunters who value shot placement and follow-up capability. It's equally at home on whitetail and mule deer, and perfectly suitable for similar-sized game out to intermediate ranges.
Each 20-round box contains ammunition loaded to Nosler's quality standards and hand-packaged for consistency. Trophy Grade ammunition is manufactured in the United States and represents the kind of attention to detail that separates premium factory loads from standard offerings. The reloadable Nosler brass cases add value for handloaders looking to stretch their ammunition investment.
This load is well-suited for medium-sized game including whitetail deer, mule deer, and similar-sized game. The 130-grain AccuBond bullet at 2700 fps delivers reliable performance from typical hunting ranges out to 300+ yards with controlled expansion and adequate penetration. While capable of handling larger game like elk inside 300 yards with quality shot placement, it's at its best on deer-sized animals.
The AccuBond combines accuracy features of Nosler's Ballistic Tip with the penetration and weight retention of the Partition. The bonded core prevents jacket-core separation at high velocities, offering realistic 65-70% weight retention. Unlike the Ballistic Tip, AccuBond has no upper velocity limit, making it more forgiving across different rifle and range scenarios while delivering deeper penetration.
The .260 Remington is legitimately capable at extended range thanks to the high ballistic coefficients of 6.5mm bullets. With a 100-yard zero, expect approximately 3.2 inches of drop at 200 yards and 11.7 inches at 300 yards. The round retains over 1,394 foot-pounds at 400 yards, which is adequate for deer. Beyond 300 yards, success depends more on precise shot placement and barrel quality than the cartridge itself.
Yes, the premium Nosler brass is reloadable and desirable for handloaders. The cartridge's relatively generous capacity makes it friendly for reloading compared to some other 6.5mm options, and it responds well to medium-to-slow powders. Many reloaders find the .260 Remington easier to load accurately than more temperamental cartridges.
| UPC | 054041600248 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 60024 |
| Caliber/Gauge | .260 Remington |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Grains | 130Gr |
| Length | 5.3500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | AccuBond |
| Shipping Weight | 1.085 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| Cost per Round | 3.45 |
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