Prvi Partizan Bullet 303cal (.311) 180gr SPBT 50 per bag

Bought to reload for Mosin rifles. Discovered the rifles prefer the heavier bullets as opposed the 150s initially went with years ago.

The Boat Tail Soft Point is why I chose these as well as the very reasonable price. The lead at the tip is a little sloppy (picture a little bit more like a flattened mushroom) compared to significantly more expensive bullets. It initially triggered the OCD but we will have to see how the shots group after the load work.

Once I have pictures I will try to edit and update this review.

PPU 180 grain SP. Excellent accuracy in the .303. Loading xx.x grains Accurate 2520, Winchester case, S&B Large Rifle primer. Hitting dead on at 150-160 yards with P14 battle sights. Powder charge is a full 3 grains under Accurate manual MAX, 1.4 grains above recommended starting load. Got 10 reloads per case in testing, primer pocket stayed tight, so pressure is mild. Just got my Deer Tag in the mail, will test this bullet on live game for the first time. Update report in November after the hunt.

There are just what I needed for my #4 MarkI Lee Enfield.
Great shooter, Great accuracy ! I will order more.

The actual bullet diameter appears to measure .313", which is a great fit in my Lee-Enfield. The slight bevel on the edge of the 'flat base' makes seating the bullet a charm.
I also bought some of the lovely PPU .303 cartridge cases.
The first box of reloads looks lovely and will be Range Tested later in the week.

I weighed every other bullet as I reloaded and found amazing consistency in weight per round. I have found Prvi to be an outstanding supplier of high quality reloading components every time and Graf's is my go to place for them!

I'm using these in both my Mosin M44 and my 91/30. Talk about accuracy! Easy to use in either my single stage press or my Dillon 550C. I'm using the 180 gr. bullets now, but want to experiment with the 150's soon.

Loading for 54r consistant weights and plenty accurate for hunting. Have one load that is turning in 3/4" groups from my custom mosin

Earlier this year, I evaluated the Hornady #3130, this PPU B125 (that is PPU's designation for this bullet), and the Speer #2223. Hands down, the PPU 180-grain SPBT led the others in superior downrange MOA performance.

Across the three bullets, using a wide variety of powder, Varget and Hybrid 100V offered the best velocity and MOA. The best 100 yard, five shot, MOA for the Hornady #3130 was 1.757, the Speer #2223 1.967, but this PPU delivered 1.031 with Varget and 1.038 with Hybrid 100V!

I do wish the bullet was manufactured without a cannelure as it does not work out with a COAL of 3.070" to 3.075". It is a small point with me as long as the 1.0 MOAs continue.