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Joining us is Jeff Sipe, Rifle Manager Nosler

What Sets Nosler Apart- Nosler manufactures it’s premium bullets like AccuBond, Partition and Ballistic Tips by the impact extrusion method.  This creates bullets that are tougher, more reliable terminally and intrinsically very accurate. Nosler has focused on terminal performance since inception. Really, terminal bullet performance is what the company was founded on and it continues to be one of the most important aspects of everything we do when we design hunting bullets.  Whether we are trying to drive deep into an elk, moose, or eland; drop a whitetail or mule deer in its tracks, or humanely dispatch a prairie dog, rock chuck or coyote—we spend a lot of time designing bullets that deliver the goods on impact. We are a company of hunters and shooters. We do the activities that we build our products for.  We handload, we compete, we hunt, we shoot. Most of all, we care about quality and performance and we are dedicated to making products we can be proud of and our customers can depend on.

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We are based in Bend, Oregon—a great town, close to a lot of outdoor recreation with ample shooting and hunting opportunities. 

We have been in business since 1948—continuously in Oregon. We are family owned and operated. Our company was founded when John A. Nosler shot an Alaskan moose and the bullet he was using in 1946 didn’t perform well.  He had to shoot the moose again and again. He thought he could make a better bullet and spent the next two years refining his design. In 1948 the Nosler Partition was born, a standard was set, and a company was launched. 

Our AccuBond Long Range and RDF bullets are specifically designed for long range hunters and target shooters.  

The RDF features the tightest, most uniform meplats of any hollow point match bullets. 

The AccuBond long range combines excellent accuracy with bonded construction for deep penetration, as well as expansion down to 1300 feet per second so that you, as a hunter, can have dependable performance at barrel stretching ranges.

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