20 Rounds of 30-06 Springfield Ammo by Sellier & Bellot - 180gr Nosler Partition
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Ammo Overview
Manufacturer - Sellier & Bellot
Bullet - 180 grain Nosler Partition
Casing - Boxer-primed brass
Details
The Nosler Partition bullet was released in 1948. It’s been going strong since then. It’s still considered an ultra-premium projectile. This “2 piece” bullet design can almost ensure 100% uniformity in expansion and guarantees mushrooming while offering some of the highest weight retention of any projectile, despite being made of lead in the core. It’s an excellent bullet for any type of hunting and it does the job well, even if it is mature by today’s standards.
This is a Sellier & Bellot load that features the 180 grain Nosler Partition bullet loaded to be a heavy game cartridge with a Boxer primed brass case and built to a stout performance specification. The ballistics for the round as stated are 2444 feet per second velocity and 2386 ft. lbs. of energy delivered at the bore.
Sellier & Bellot is a premium cartridge manufacturer with a wide range of .30-06 Springfield offerings – this is among their best from a performance and capability perspective. That says more about the value of the Nosler bullet than it discounts about the in-house projectile from S&B. The trust hunters have in proven technology like the Partition design and in S&B: a stalwart, reliable company that produces top tier ammunition.
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Posted On: 10/19/2011 By: Aaron
Muzzle velocity 2572 fps
Muzzle energy 2652 ft-lbs
100 meter velocity 2306 fps
100 meter energy 2133 ft-lbs
200 meter velocity 2070 fps
200 meter energy 1714 ft-lbs
300 meter velocity 1853 fps
300 meter energy 1379 ft-lbs
100 meter trajectory 0 inches (zeroed)
200 meter trajectory -5.8 inches
300 meter trajectory -21.5 inches
Posted On: 9/27/2011 By: Doug