Nosler Trophy Grade 26 Nosler 140 Grain AccuBond Ammunition - 20 Round Box

Nosler Trophy Ammunition, 26, 140 Grain, AccuBond, 20 Round Box 60014
Experience top-tier performance with the Nosler Trophy Grade 26 Nosler 140 Grain AccuBond Ammunition, designed for hunters and precision shooters alike. Crafted by Nosler, a trusted name in firearms and ammunition manufacturing, this high-quality cartridge ensures consistent accuracy and reliable expansion, making it ideal for a wide range of big game hunting scenarios. Featuring Nosler's proprietary brass and AccuBond bullets, this ammunition is engineered to deliver superior terminal performance and deep penetration, helping you succeed on your hunting trips.

The 140-grain AccuBond bullet offers a perfect balance of weight and velocity, providing excellent energy transfer and controlled expansion upon impact. Whether you're pursuing deer, elk, or other large game, these rounds are tailored to provide the precision and stopping power needed in the field. The ammunition is loaded to strict quality standards, ensuring each round performs with consistency and reliability. This makes it suitable not only for hunting but also for target shooting and reloaders seeking premium components.

Each box contains 20 rounds, with a total of 200 rounds available per case, making it a convenient choice for serious hunters and shooting enthusiasts who require dependable ammunition for multiple outings. The compact packaging allows for easy transport and storage, while the high-quality construction guarantees optimal performance in your firearm. Trust Nosler Trophy Grade ammunition for your next hunting adventure, and experience the difference that precision and quality can make in the field.

Features:
* Caliber: 26 Nosler for versatile big game hunting
* Grain weight: 140 grains for optimal balance of velocity and energy
* Type: AccuBond for controlled expansion and deep penetration
* Manufactured by Nosler with premium brass and bullets
* Box contains 20 rounds, with 200 rounds per case for convenience