Double Tap's 260 Remington 140-grain HPBT ammunition is engineered for hunters who demand both accuracy and stopping power in a classic mid-range caliber. The 260 Rem has earned its place in serious hunters' arsenals for its inherent flat trajectory and minimal recoil, and this load leverages those strengths with a premium Nosler Accubond bullet designed to deliver consistent, reliable performance on game. Whether you're stalking deer, hogs, antelope, or larger game like elk, this round delivers the velocity and bullet construction needed to anchor your shot confidently at hunting distances.

The 140-grain Nosler Accubond is a bonded bullet that combines a copper jacket with a lead core for controlled expansion and deep penetration—exactly what you want when your shot placement is true but conditions aren't always ideal. The flat-shooting trajectory of the 260 Rem means you spend less time compensating for drop and more time making accurate holds, which matters when you're judging distance in the field or waiting on the right moment with a rifle scope dialed in.

Double Tap ammunition is known for quality control and consistency, attributes that matter more than flashy marketing when lives depend on your gear working exactly as expected. This is ammunition built by shooters and hunters who understand what separates good loads from ones that make you doubt your rifle on opening morning.

Key Features

• 140-grain Nosler Accubond bonded bullet for controlled expansion and deep penetration
• 260 Remington caliber with inherent flat trajectory and moderate recoil
• Optimized velocity for hunting applications from deer through elk
• 20 rounds per box; sold in 500-round cases (25 boxes)

Specifications

Caliber	260 Remington
Bullet Weight	140 grains
Bullet Type	Nosler Accubond HPBT (bonded)
Rounds per Box	20
Case Quantity	500 rounds (25 boxes)

Frequently Asked Questions

What game is 260 Remington 140-grain ammunition suitable for?

This load is designed for hunting deer, hogs, antelope, and elk. The 140-grain Nosler Accubond provides the bullet construction and velocity needed across that range of game sizes, though shot placement and distance remain the hunter's responsibility.

Why choose a bonded bullet like the Nosler Accubond?

Bonded bullets fuse the copper jacket to the lead core, resisting separation during impact and delivering more consistent penetration and expansion. This matters on game where bullet performance directly affects clean, ethical kills.

Does Double Tap offer this ammunition in smaller quantities?

This product is sold as a 500-round case (25 boxes of 20 rounds each). For smaller quantities, check our other 260 Remington offerings.

What's the advantage of the 260 Remington for hunting?

The 260 Rem offers a naturally flat trajectory with moderate recoil, making it easier to shoot accurately and reducing the need for significant holdover adjustments in the field compared to slower calibers.