Is Nosler Partition a good bullet?

Is Nosler Partition a good bullet?

Considered one of the best all-around hunting bullets ever made, the Nosler Partition has been a top choice among elk hunters for over 70 years and for good reason. When you need something that just plain works, the Nosler Partition is it.

What is the difference between the Nosler Accubond?

Well-known member. The original Accubond has a thicker or stronger jacket. Designed to work well at closer ranges, if you will. Conversely the ABLR is designed to perform better as velocities start dropping off-and get there accurately.

What does TTSX stand for?

Tipped Triple-Shock X Ammo: TTSX Bullets Explained.

Why are Nosler bullets so expensive?

Why is NoslerCustom® Ammunition more expensive than other brands of ammo? Nosler® uses only the best components in all of our ammunition. This means the finest hunting bullets from Nosler® as well as Nosler® Brass.

Is Nosler Partition good for deer?

Either one will kill deer. The ballistic tip is likely to make a bigger hole but less likely to exit. If shooting extremely long range (further than 400 yards) I’d prefer the ballistic tip for the higher ballistic efficient.

Is AccuBond a good bullet for elk?

Accubonds or Partitions in my 30-06 and they both have performed perfectly on elk, deer, and antelope. Shoot the one your rifle likes the best In the 308 I think I would go with the 165 gr. bullet also. Decent velocity and good penetration could be expected.

What is the difference between the Nosler AccuBond and the Hornady interbond?

Both bullets have a polymer tip that is seated in a cavity provided by the bullet jacket. The main visual difference is the color choice of manufacturers. The Hornady utilizes a red tip while the Nosler opts to go with a white one.

What is Barnes TTSX?

Barnes’ TSX Bullet offers all the deadly effectiveness of the time-proven X Bullet. An exclusive feature of the TSX Bullet is multiple, precisely engineered rings cut into the bullet shank. These grooved rings act as relief valves as bullet metal flows under pressure while traveling down the bore.

What does Barnes TTSX stand for?

The name says it all, as the TSX stands for Triple-Shock X. The TSX was introduced in 2003 and is Barnes’ most popular hunting bullet. Try these all-copper bullets and realize the added benefits of improved accuracy, reduced barrel fouling and increased velocity.”