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just wondering if this bullet will work for deer i really like this bullet out of my shotgun (partition gold slugs) its worked well for me. any thoughts?
anybody tried 180gr. nosler partition for 10mm in 45 cal?
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Re: anybody tried 180gr. nosler partition for 10mm in 45 cal
I would bet a big 6 pack - that bullet would work very well on a Whitetail. I have shot a bunch of 10mil-180 grain Speer Gold Dot and I know they will work so the partition would even be better... but iyou are going to spend that kind of money on a Partition I also would take a look at the Lehigh 10mil/185 grain or even the 200 grain bullet.
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I would bet a big 6 pack - that bullet would work very well on a Whitetail. I have shot a bunch of 10mil-180 grain Speer Gold Dot and I know they will work so the partition would even be better... but iyou are going to spend that kind of money on a Partition I also would take a look at the Lehigh 10mil/185 grain or even the 200 grain bullet.
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No i havent tried them and according to Noslers site they dont make a 10mm Partition although they may have in the past. They used to make a 9mm Partition so who knows.
Currently they offer NO more Partitions for handguns at all, only rifle bullets. The current 10mm 180gr is the "Sporting handgun" line and is not a Partition.
If you found some they will likely be the last ones available for a long time if ever.
To answer your question though, if there is such a bullet....im sure it would do VERY well and would love to know where to buy some. As Sabotloader said though. If you are paying full retail price, i would consider the Lehigh 185gr option first or save some money and use the GoldDots. I have total confidence in both for Whitetails. Both also shoot very well in both my 45s with a edge on long shots (150yd+) going to the Lehigh.
Im not doubting you, ive just never seen them anywhere. So i would double check and make sure they are Partitions, The Sporting Handgun line are far different with a soft lead core with a tapered jacket and very reasonable price.
The only reason i have a large stock of 44 and 45 Partitions is i found them for a little less than half of retail cost and they are discontinued according to my sources. Noslers new site doesnt even list any info on them.
Currently they offer NO more Partitions for handguns at all, only rifle bullets. The current 10mm 180gr is the "Sporting handgun" line and is not a Partition.
If you found some they will likely be the last ones available for a long time if ever.
To answer your question though, if there is such a bullet....im sure it would do VERY well and would love to know where to buy some. As Sabotloader said though. If you are paying full retail price, i would consider the Lehigh 185gr option first or save some money and use the GoldDots. I have total confidence in both for Whitetails. Both also shoot very well in both my 45s with a edge on long shots (150yd+) going to the Lehigh.
Im not doubting you, ive just never seen them anywhere. So i would double check and make sure they are Partitions, The Sporting Handgun line are far different with a soft lead core with a tapered jacket and very reasonable price.
The only reason i have a large stock of 44 and 45 Partitions is i found them for a little less than half of retail cost and they are discontinued according to my sources. Noslers new site doesnt even list any info on them.
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