Nosler AccuBond 243 90 Grain Trophy Grade – 20 Rounds

Nosler AccuBond 243 in the Trophy Grade line is a premium hunting load. It fires a 90-grain AccuBond, a bonded bullet with a white polymer tip. It is listed at 3,100 fps and 1,920 ft-lb, with a G1 BC of 0.376 and sectional density of 0.218. Cases are brass with boxer primers and non-corrosive priming. The bonded core helps it hold together on bone. It suits deer and pronghorn hunters who want both a flat path and weight retention.

243 Win 90 Grain AccuBond Specifications

• Caliber: 243 Winchester
• Bullet weight: 90 grain
• Bullet type: Nosler AccuBond bonded polymer tip
• Muzzle velocity: 3,100 fps
• Muzzle energy: 1,920 ft-lb
• Quantity: 20-round box
• Case: Brass
• Primer: Boxer
• G1 ballistic coefficient: 0.376
• Sectional density: 0.218
• Lead-free: No
• Reloadable: Yes
• Corrosive: No
• Price per round: about $3.00

Best Uses

Buy one box for zero and the hunt, or two if you plan to shoot at longer range and want practice. The tip helps the bullet open at distance, and the bonded core keeps it from coming apart up close. That makes it a good all-around 243 deer bullet. Confirm drops at 200 and 300 yards before a long shot. Nosler AccuBond 243 also fits hunters who switch between whitetail woods and open pronghorn ground in one season.

Compare it with the Nosler Partition 243 100 grain, or read our 243 Winchester ballistic data guide.

Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense

Buy Nosler AccuBond 243 from a licensed firearms dealer. Orders ship from our shop in Hays, Kansas, and you can see more 243 ammo in the same category.

FAQ

What is the difference between AccuBond and Ballistic Tip?
Both are Nosler polymer-tip bullets. The AccuBond has its core bonded to the jacket to hold weight on tough shots, while the Ballistic Tip is built to open faster.

Is 243 enough gun for deer?
Yes, for most deer at normal ranges, with a proper hunting bullet and good shot placement. Pick a bullet made for deer, not a thin-jacket varmint bullet.

Can you reload this brass?
Yes. These are boxer-primed brass cases, so reloaders can resize and reuse them. Inspect each case for cracks or stretch before reloading.

Can an 18 year old buy rifle ammo?
Yes, under federal law. Licensed dealers may sell rifle cartridges to buyers who are at least 18. Local law can be stricter, so confirm the rule in your state first.

21+ only. Adult signature required on delivery. Check your state and local laws before ordering.

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