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Here it is from Nosler customer service, unless they aren't technical support... thier e-mail back from them... The front core on the Partition stays with the jacket during penetration, as a bullet slows they tumble which wipes the lead off. The front core is usually found in close proximity...

sup wit dat?

I noticed at thread, on this site, where a guy took out an cow elk with an accubond. The bullet was in two pieces. Is a tougher bullet needed to pass through bone, even on smaller critters, like whitetail? I know the partition is suppose to break in half. Maybe the e-tip will be better?

Where I hunt you have shooting lanes through the trees, clear shots.

Yes!! Yes!! I usually take deer at under 100 yards. I was looking at a box of federal factory for trajectory results. It looks like 300 yards is the maximum it'll do and 7 inches low. So if I hold the horizontal cross hair on it's back at 300 I should be ok, provided I can dupe the load. I...

bump the shoulder back till it chambers

I was think another '06 Savage.

I figure if it's true that the bullet can get through bone broad side than I'm in good shape. Other than broad side shots... we're looking at throat shots, neck shots, chest shots, back shots, common sense shots, on the fly shots would be a neck shot and could be done with proper follow through...

dubyam said.... insurance against solid bone hits that the standard bullets might not give you. That's the answer I needed. YoteSmoker said.... Whatever bullet you decide to go with I think the key to success will be shot placement, as with any caliber, and bullet construction second...

How do they hold up on deer and from what I heard moose?