I've recovered something like 3 or 4 of the 110's from my 25-284. They did some decent damage but the targets were just little whitetails at 100-300yds. I'm not gonna use them anymore. On the other hand, I ran 130gr AB's from my 260Rem last year and had pass-throughs on a handful of hogs weighing up to 240lbs. Go figure....

I bought a shitload of 7mm 160gr.2nds accubonds back before nosler got greedy with the price of their 2nds.I've been shooting them out of a 7mm rem mag for the last 4 years and they've worked great on elk,deer and antelope.Never recovered one either.

Have used them quite a bit with great results. In my experience TSXs have been slightly more accurate (about 0.10") but never had any reason to leave the ABonds behind.

Lets see,
Accubonds

fly like a ballistic tip. Penetrate like a Partition. Need a blood trail if it ain't DRT, no prob.

Let me put it this way...............

"fly like a ballistic tip. Penetrate like a Partition."

Thats why they suck..

flappin' yo' gums. Is that all ya got. Show me some of your failures, or maybe a more appropriate term is, your shortcomings.
Results bub, results.
GWB

I love results..thats why I dont use accubombs.

No problem, Nosler probably won't even notice.
GWB

My daughter ran 140s out of her 260 last year. Ended up shooting 4 different critters, no recovered bullets, 2 drt, and 2 ran 50 yards and cartwheeled. Biggest was an old whitetail buck. I'd run them with no worries.

When did Nosler start making 140 6.5mm accubonds? Are you sure they werent 130's???