Underwood 30-06 165 Grain AccuBond – 20 Rounds
Underwood 30-06 165 grain AccuBond ammo loads Nosler’s bonded polymer-tip bullet at 2,960 fps listed. Nickel-plated brass, 0.475 G1 BC, 20 rounds for deer and elk.
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Underwood 30-06 165 grain AccuBond ammo uses the Nosler AccuBond, a bonded-core bullet with a polymer tip. Underwood lists 2,960 fps and 3,211 ft-lb at the muzzle. The G1 BC is 0.475 and the sectional density is 0.25. Cases are nickel-plated brass with non-corrosive Boxer primers, and the brass is reloadable. Each box holds 20 rounds.
30-06 165 Grain AccuBond Specifications
- Caliber: 30-06 Springfield
- Bullet weight: 165 grain
- Bullet type: Nosler AccuBond Polymer Tip
- Muzzle velocity: 2,960 fps
- Muzzle energy: 3,211 ft-lb
- Quantity: 20-round box
- Case: Nickel-plated brass
- Primer: Boxer, non-corrosive
- G1 ballistic coefficient: 0.475
- Sectional density: 0.25
- Reloadable case: Yes
- Price per round: about $2.70
Best Uses
The AccuBond pairs a sleek tipped shape with a bonded core that holds together on impact. That makes this 165-grain load a strong all-round pick for deer, black bear and elk. Underwood 30-06 165 grain AccuBond rounds suit hunters who want one box for a mixed season. Zero at 100 yards, then confirm your drop at 250 or 300. Buy from one lot so your zero does not shift. The nickel cases shrug off wet days in the truck or the blind.
Compare it with the Underwood 30-06 168 grain Custom Competition, or read our 30-06 Springfield ballistic data guide.
Why Buy From Black Ammo Defense
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FAQ
What grain bullet for deer 30-06?
Most deer hunters pick 150 to 165 grains. A 165-grain bonded bullet like the AccuBond works on deer and still holds up on larger game.
What is a bonded bullet?
A bonded bullet has its lead core fused to the copper jacket. That helps the bullet stay in one piece and keep its weight as it expands.
Is 30-06 good for elk?
Yes. A tough 165 to 180-grain bullet from a 30-06 is a common elk choice. Keep your shots inside the range you practice at.
Is Underwood brass reloadable?
Yes. The nickel-plated brass cases use non-corrosive Boxer primers and are listed as reloadable. Sort them by lot if you plan to reload.
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