Kbeaton 
Heavy for bore projectiles, accuracy is for sure desirable, I've killed the vast majority of my elk with Nosler Partitions and a couple with Accubonds.
Heavy for bore projectiles, accuracy is for sure desirable, I've killed the vast majority of my elk with Nosler Partitions and a couple with Accubonds.
For a big animal like an elk, you want a bullet that will stay together. This is an Accubond that was recovered after a quartering shot on an elk last December. It's a 180 grain bullet fired at ~3100 fps from my Savage .300WM. The bullet held together well and was recovered beneath the skin on the opposite shoulder. Most importantly, it shoots half MOA in my rifle. IMG_0076.jpg
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