Has Winchester one upped the X bullet?

John Y Cannuck

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http://www.winchester.com/products/newitems/XP3product.aspx

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Sweeeeeet.

Code:
 Calibers  Grain Weights
30-06   150 gr. and 180 gr. 
300 WSM   150 gr. and 180 gr.
300 Win Mag   150 gr. and 180 gr.
308 Win   150 gr.
7mm Rem Mag   160 gr.
7 mm WSM   160 gr.
270 Win   150 gr.
270 WSM   150 gr.
 
It certainly looks like a good bullet...
This is the bullet they have developed to replace the failsafe.... which was probably the worse bullet ever designed!
 
I don't realy care for the way the back of the bullet bunches up (kind of like an A -Frame). I have seen pics of recovered bullets that the rear section had bunched up enough to squrit lead out of the jacket creating a lopsided gob of copper and lead. Probably not the best straight line penatrator.

Also the front section does not peel back as far and as neatly as the TSX.
 
why wont anyone produce the sweet looking rounds in .303 brit damnit i always get screwed with the base models in ammo for hunting
 
why wont anyone produce the sweet looking rounds in .303 brit damnit i always get screwed with the base models in ammo for hunting

Probably because most people hunting with the .303 british wouldn't spend the extra money on premium loads.:)
 
stubblejumper said:
Probably because most people hunting with the .303 british wouldn't spend the extra money on premium loads.:)

well true but if my shots all went from 4-5" groups to 2" or better on the bench i might spring for a box or 2 of premium
 
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