Anyone know where any are for sale?

Why is Nosler not producing Partitions regularly any longer?

If you are not hunting buffalo
I have a box of 260 Partitions you can have
Or 300 AB

I actually have 1 box on 375 Nosier loaded 309 grain Partitions

You can have them if you need/want for shipping cost.

Joshua,
Thank you kindly sir for trying to help. I have some 260s as well but really need 300s.

Accubonds are available right now and I just bought a box in case I can’t find Partitions.

As to your last post…do you mean loaded Nosler ammunition?

Yes, I have a box of Nosler loaded/branded 375 HH 300 grain partitions. You can have them for the price of shipping.

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Originally posted by LHeym500:
Yes, I have a box of Nosler loaded/branded 375 HH 300 grain partitions. You can have them for the price of shipping.

Joshua,
That is a very kind and generous offer. I am going to pass though as I need more than 1 box for the trip and my rifle is all sighted for my load.

But I do really appreciate the help.

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Originally posted by 30.06king:
https://www.africahunting.com/...ions-for-sale.87155/

Thank you for the lead sir. I am following up.

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Originally posted by ledvm:

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Originally posted by LHeym500:
Yes, I have a box of Nosler loaded/branded 375 HH 300 grain partitions. You can have them for the price of shipping.

Joshua,
That is a very kind and generous offer. I am going to pass though as I need more than 1 box for the trip and my rifle is all sighted for my load.

But I do really appreciate the help.

No issue, safe travels, and ten four

I have those bullets new in box. I’m in Bellville so very close. Email mgrem@comcast.net. Glad to help.

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Originally posted by mgrem:
I have those bullets new in box. I’m in Bellville so very close. Email mgrem@comcast.net. Glad to help.

Email sent

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Why is Nosler not producing Partitions regularly any longer?

Not enough demand.

Did you get what you need Lane?

Yes sir Steve…thank you kindly.

Thank you everyone!

For what its worth the 300 gr. Accubonds are giant killers that are more accurate and equal the partition internally as far as I can tell..

I've used 260 Accubonds in my .375/.285 XP-100 on AK moose, Shiras moose. Even used a 130 gr. AB in my 6.5/.284 XP-100 on the #2 SCI 800# East Cape kudu. They all dropped. ABs, like Ray said, are fully the equal of PTs, but flatter trajectory & slightly more accurate.

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Originally posted by Atkinson:
For what its worth the 300 gr. Accubonds are giant killers that are more accurate and equal the partition internally as far as I can tell..

I have heard some gun/ammo writers say the Swift A Frame is superior to a Nosler Partition. The reasoning is that the Nosler front nose is not bonded and can be wiped away at high velocity and close range shooting The claim is that the Swift uses a bonded lead bullet so that cannot happen. our thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
brair

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Originally posted by brair:

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Originally posted by Atkinson:
For what its worth the 300 gr. Accubonds are giant killers that are more accurate and equal the partition internally as far as I can tell..

I have heard some gun/ammo writers say the Swift A Frame is superior to a Nosler Partition. The reasoning is that the Nosler front nose is not bonded and can be wiped away at high velocity and close range shooting The claim is that the Swift uses a bonded lead bullet so that cannot happen. our thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
brair

The mono bullets are much better anyway!

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Originally posted by Saeed:

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Originally posted by brair:

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Originally posted by Atkinson:
For what its worth the 300 gr. Accubonds are giant killers that are more accurate and equal the partition internally as far as I can tell..

I have heard some gun/ammo writers say the Swift A Frame is superior to a Nosler Partition. The reasoning is that the Nosler front nose is not bonded and can be wiped away at high velocity and close range shooting The claim is that the Swift uses a bonded lead bullet so that cannot happen. our thoughts would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
brair

The mono bullets are much better anyway!

I normally shoot Barnes bullets but had an unopened box of 160 grain, .284 Accubonds on the reloading bench and was working up loads for the little 7x57 Ruger No.1 so I decided to try them first.

All three of the first test loads with 45, 45.5, and 46 grains of IMR4831 put three shots from each loading into less than an inch group. I tried the book max load of 46.2 grains and it shot three bullets into about .7". I was very impressed with the bullet's accuracy and so I just loaded up 50 rounds and called it done.

Its an individual thingie thang with bullets that's determined by the gun in question, simple as that, most of todays bullets pass the mustard, just shoot the one that's best for your gun, what someone else claims with praises may or may not be worth a damn..