bigcountry

1. Higher BC
2. Points don't get knocked around cause polermer
3. Who needs a reason?
4. Partitions never had the repuation for being extreamely accurate. Accurate enough however.

oldelkhunter

If your gun doesn't like partitions why not try these ...they have similiar expansion characteristics and retain probably a little more weight but who cares. I would imagine it would be an optimum bullet for magnum calibers on really big game

Power

Actually the Accubond is not the same. Partition is as the name implies, 2 sections separated by copper ond no bonding of the lead to the jacket material. Separation is prevented physically by the lower lead in the base being mostly encased in the jacket behind the partition. The Accubond is like other bonded bullets, chemically bonded lead to the jacket to reduce separation. I think the Trophy Bonded Bear Claw is a partition that is also bonded.

As I've mentioned I've had separation issues with the Part. Don't get me wrong, I think the Partition is a great bullet. I just like the accuracy of the Accubond better and the fact the tips won't get deformed after loading and unloading or shooting the rifle (shells in magazine well). Now if they'd just make a Partition with a ballistic tip I think that would be a great improvement, maybe bond the nose section lead.

jcchartboy

Thanks for the correction on that Power..

Power

Happy to help. I have liked shooting Nosler bullets for a few years now and they just keep getting better. I tried some Hornady bullets but for some reason didn't shoot as well in my rifles. It's a great time to be a handloader but even the factory stuff is making it harder to justify the cost and time of doing it yourself.

I also researched a few of the other ballistic tipped bonded bullets out there now and I believe the Accubond would be best for deer and elk. I've shot the Scirocco but there seems to be more copper in the jacket and I think it penetrates further but tends to impart less energy. Same with the Interbond from Hornady. I like the thinner jacket on the nose of the Accubond, looks like it'll open up a little faster and transfer energy to the animal for the hydroscopic shock value (better for smaller game like deer) but with being bonded should still stay together well and penetrate pretty far too for a good wound channel.

Of course, this is just my brain and what I am theorizing. I could be all wet as I've not actually had a chance to shoot anything with them yet save paper targets (which they are very accurate).

PA_BOW_HUNTER

If you dont reload and buy premier ammo, I believe Remington no longer puts Partitions on their .30-06 premier ammo. The switched everything except Ulta Mag ammo to Accubond

skeeter 7MM

BTW, Remington does not load the Nosler Accubond, they do however load Swift Scirocco (the first bonded polymer tip bullet on the market). I believe you maybe refering to the Accutip which is a Ballistic Tip style bullet(not bonded). Your right Remington has gone away from Nosler in number of offerings instead pushing the Ultra Corelokt.