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I think they just have a steel insert in the rear core to resist it squashing. I can't tell the difference between any of the ones I have.


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my understanding is that in the Gold Partitions, the partition is further forward in the shank of the bullet, which retains higher weight after impact. There is a steel cup in the base, which resists deformation.

I bought a couple thousand of the 150 grn .308 when Midway had them on close out. I've killed a pile of deer, elk, antelope, and one dall sheep with them out of .308 win and 30-06.

I'm down to just a few hundred remaining.

Never recovered a single one out of an animal.

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