akmtnhnt
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I don't know why, but this seems lost on a lot of people.As precision hits, trumps all.
I don't know why, but this seems lost on a lot of people.As precision hits, trumps all.
I don't know why, but this seems lost on a lot of people.
I would not shoot the 140ttsx at 7/08 velocities. I had poor wounding at 7 mag velocities on deer sized game. It's a tough bullet with a high sd. Elk maybe. Deer and sheep no.140 Barnes TTSX. I have harvested several elk out to 600yds with excellent results. The key in my experience relates to the mass. Energy and stability the heavier bullet is capable of. A 120 maybe faster in most situations. However hunting in steep open mountain terrain you maybe shooting in odd angles from one position and firing a round across a windy descending ridge line at a ram 4-600 yds away. 140 all day long. Good luck. Shooting and practice for any wilderness hunt requires you over prepare! Suck it up and hunt to the day, lady hour and celebrate your time on the mountain. 100% Vietnam combat veteran USMC
I'm really not a fan of the tsx/ttsx at all. The LRX is a better bullet in every metric.I would not shoot the 140ttsx at 7/08 velocities. I had poor wounding at 7 mag velocities on deer sized game. It's a tough bullet with a high sd. Elk maybe. Deer and sheep no.