Sep 29, 2024 #1 B baldwin1968 FNG Joined Jul 24, 2015 Messages 50 I have a bunch of these that I bought years ago, but no clue what they actually are! If anyone can identify these, I'd sure appreciate it! They're 180 grain .308 diameter. Attachments 17276358702381.jpg 271.2 KB · Views: 88 17276358701780.jpg 340.9 KB · Views: 89
I have a bunch of these that I bought years ago, but no clue what they actually are! If anyone can identify these, I'd sure appreciate it! They're 180 grain .308 diameter.
Sep 29, 2024 #2 TaperPin WKR Joined Jul 12, 2023 Messages 3,210 The exposed lead in the base looks like a Nosler Partition - googling pt 1330 also shows other folks selling Partitions with that part number.
The exposed lead in the base looks like a Nosler Partition - googling pt 1330 also shows other folks selling Partitions with that part number.
Sep 29, 2024 #3 H HGL FNG Joined Jul 17, 2018 Messages 81 Location SC They look like a 180 grain nosler partition at first glance.
Sep 29, 2024 #4 T tt_johnsclist WKR Joined May 25, 2018 Messages 507 Base looks like partition, and PT is in the part number
Sep 29, 2024 Thread Starter #5 OP B baldwin1968 FNG Joined Jul 24, 2015 Messages 50 Very cool! Thanks all, glad I didn't buy more of these recently to test in my 300 win mag. Ya'll rock!
Very cool! Thanks all, glad I didn't buy more of these recently to test in my 300 win mag. Ya'll rock!
Sep 29, 2024 #6 35WhelenAI WKR Joined Nov 20, 2021 Messages 1,577 Partitions are a great bullet. I've had good accuracy and on-game success with them in a 300 Win, 280 Rem, 270 Win. So you are glad you didn't buy more Partions because you had those, or because you didn't want a Partiton?
Partitions are a great bullet. I've had good accuracy and on-game success with them in a 300 Win, 280 Rem, 270 Win. So you are glad you didn't buy more Partions because you had those, or because you didn't want a Partiton?