Barnes tripple shock

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Have any of you used these bullets? I am thinking of loading up some for my 270 win. Would like to know if the accurracy is better.
 
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I've been loading 130 TSXs for both my .270 WSM and my hunting buddy's .270 Win. The accuracy from both our rifles is good, much less finicky than the original Barnes X-bullets. We both took mule deer does this last Saturday and the bullet performance was great! The .270 Win. gets 3100 fps out of a 22 inch barrel with a close to max charge of IMR 4831.
 
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Thankyou for the information. I am going to buy 50 bullets and going to work up a load and see how they preform from my rifle.
 
accuracy is indeed better than regular X's and even the XLC's

X is probably the best hunting bullet out there, as long as you choose a proper weight. Not too heavy...I'd go for 120-130's in your 270 for deer and 140's for moose elk and bear
 
Todd's bang on , they are very accurate, I have loaded them in four different rifles and accuracy is excellent and they penetrate like crazy but still open fast.
 
Free in MB. - which is good because I'd of been pissed if I had to pay for what was essentially a commercial. I had hoped for some real information in that CD, but nice graphics aside I was a little disappointed.

I've got 50-300 grs loaded for my .375, just waiting for the wind to drop a little, - like in June!!
 
I decided not to wait till June, so.... -20 something and windy, out to the range I went. 3 shot fired from the bench at 100 - three shots touching. Not bad for a .375 RUM carbine and a scout scope. So yes - the TSX's will shoot - from a clean barrel.
 
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