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Nosler .30-06 Springfield Trophy Grade 180gr Partition Ammo

Nosler .30-06 Springfield Trophy Grade 180gr Partition Ammo

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Best Price
$3.09/rd
For 200 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$617.00

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$3.15/rd
↑ $0.04 (1.3%) in the last 30D
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All Nosler .30-06 Springfield Trophy Grade 180gr Partition Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Black Basin Outdoors 200 $3.09
Black Basin Outdoors 100 $3.19
Black Basin Outdoors 20 $3.63

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All Nosler .30-06 Springfield Trophy Grade 180gr Partition Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
Nosler
Caliber
.30-06 Springfield
Casing
Brass
Bullet Weight
180 grains
Velocity
2750 fps
Muzzle Energy
3022 ft-lbs

Product Overview

The Nosler .30-06 Springfield 180gr Partition stands as testament to why some designs become legendary. This round transforms the classic thirty-ought-six into something extraordinary, pushing that precisely engineered projectile to 2750 fps with 3022 ft-lbs of raw authority. Picture a bullet that combines the immediate shock of rapid frontal expansion with the relentless drive of a solid base - that's the Partition's calling card, and it's been stopping big game in their tracks for generations.

Take this load into elk country, and you'll understand why guides trust it with their clients' once-in-a-lifetime hunts. The Partition's dual-core construction means the front section creates massive initial trauma, while the rear core drives deep through heavy bone and muscle like a bronze spike. That 180-grain weight provides the momentum needed for straight-line penetration, even when that bull quarters away and you're threading the needle between ribs at 300 yards.

From the dark timber of Maine to the open basins of Idaho, this load turns your rifle into a true all-ranges predator. The controlled expansion works equally well on black bears at 50 yards or muleys across alpine meadows. That reliable partition keeps the rear core driving forward even after the front has done its work, ensuring you're never left wondering if your bullet will reach the vitals. When your tag costs more than your scope and failure isn't an option, this is the round that lets you sleep easy the night before opening day.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • Two-stage partition design creates distinct expansion zones - front section delivers immediate energy transfer while rear core maintains mass for deep penetration
  • Higher initial velocity of 2750 fps helps maintain energy better in swirling mountain winds, especially beneficial during unpredictable thermals
  • Rear core retention exceeds 60% after expansion, driving through heavy bone and muscle where standard bullets often fragment
  • Partition's pioneering dual-core system performs consistently across temperature extremes from early season through late December hunts

Disadvantages

  • Complex partition manufacturing process places this ammunition in a higher price bracket than simpler controlled-expansion designs
  • Traditional cup-and-core front section can show more dramatic expansion variation across different impact velocities compared to modern bonded bullets
  • Two-stage expansion characteristics require more careful shot placement on smaller game where rapid energy transfer is preferred