7mm Rem Mag Hunter
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- Edmonton, Alberta
ive been doing research on the Barnes TSX bullets. seem that i have found articles , on game preformance, and everyone is happy, no complaints, lots of mule deer taken with them, and a few whitetails stories. but none of the reports had anything under 200 yards. a few said that the deer dropped in its tracks, and yeah, i think for consistant track stop shots, heavier bone like a shoulder would have to be hit. and the others didnt say if well places shots resulted in lots of tracking.
what will a TSX traveling at 7mm rem mag do to a deer sized animal at about 140 grains? is this where a high speed bullet, that expands rapidly can fall apart? where the high speed actually helps the solid copper bullet expand quicker?. was also told by some of you 140 grain TSX in a 7mm will ruin a moose and elks day.
thats it, im deer hunting with a 9 iron or my wedge. ill just jump out of a tree on it.
lol
one thing i dont understand abotu a TSX, how does a solid copper bullet with a tiny round hole in the tip expand to have 4 petals? Nothing to smush out and separate it?!
i do not reload, does federal offer a 7mm rem mag 140 grain TSX? i can only find a 160 grain
Bigbore
what will a TSX traveling at 7mm rem mag do to a deer sized animal at about 140 grains? is this where a high speed bullet, that expands rapidly can fall apart? where the high speed actually helps the solid copper bullet expand quicker?. was also told by some of you 140 grain TSX in a 7mm will ruin a moose and elks day.
thats it, im deer hunting with a 9 iron or my wedge. ill just jump out of a tree on it.
lol
one thing i dont understand abotu a TSX, how does a solid copper bullet with a tiny round hole in the tip expand to have 4 petals? Nothing to smush out and separate it?!
i do not reload, does federal offer a 7mm rem mag 140 grain TSX? i can only find a 160 grain
Bigbore