I prefer 110 grain and up in my 25-06, it'd be 115 grain and up if Nosler hadn't departed from their typical lineup offering both a Ballistic Tip and Accubond in the same weight with 25 caliber. For the life of me I don't understand why the 257 110 grain Accubond exists when a 257 115 grain Ballistic Tip exists but a 257 115 grain Accubond doesn't. Other diameters have equal weight Accubond and Ballistic Tip offerings with equal BC from undoubtedly same basic manufacturing equipment, differing solely by the color of polymer tip installed and core bonding of the Accubond. Both are listed as OK with 1:10"barrel rifling twist rate in Nosler's load data, and the Ballistic Tip was offered well before the Accubond.
In the field I have no complaints about performance of the 257 110 grain Accubond. It's something that just tickles my brain from both a philosophical and from a manufacturing perspective.
In the field I have no complaints about performance of the 257 110 grain Accubond. It's something that just tickles my brain from both a philosophical and from a manufacturing perspective.