AccuBond Bullets by Nosler

Outfitter Services March 3, 2023
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As a seasoned Alaskan hunter, Caleb Stillians puts his trust in Nosler AccuBond bullets for his hunting trips. With years of experience taking down big game animals, Caleb can confidently attest to the effectiveness of this ammunition. From guiding bear hunts to sheep hunts, moose hunts, and mountain goat hunts, Caleb relies on Nosler AccuBond to get the job done right. Caleb prefers Nosler’s Trophy Grade ammunition loaded with 180gr Spitzer AccuBond bullets, which feature a unique white polymer tip for accuracy and smooth chambering, as well as a boat-tail base for large-diameter mushrooms. This winning combination ensures reliable performance and humane kills, making it the perfect choice for professional hunters. In fact, Caleb has found that the Nosler AccuBond bullet typically lodges in the hide on the opposite side of the animal, indicating that all the projectile’s energy was transferred to the target. This level of accuracy and effectiveness is crucial for taking down big game animals, and Nosler AccuBond consistently delivers. In conclusion, if you’re a serious hunter in search of a reliable and accurate bullet for your next big game hunt, look no further than Nosler AccuBond. With Caleb Stillians’ endorsement and proven results, you can trust that this ammunition will perform exceptionally in any hunting scenario.

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