It was introduced back in . I just bought some of the 55 gr ttsx bullets by barnes to load up for my 223, but i can't find any data on loads. I couldn't even find data . I called barnes for their load data to replicate it, . I will be happy to share once i get some data back.
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Those are supposed to be the end all be all of hunting bullets. Just trying to see if anyone has had any good luck with a powder with the 110gr barnes ttsx. I am newer to reloading rifle bullets so i am trying to lean on the more experienced loaders . I'm going to experiment reloading some of the barnes 80 gr ttsx for my 243. I couldn't even find data . Can i use the reloading data from a new hornady reloading manual . So far i've been up to 20.2gr h110 with 2.05 coal using wsr primers. Does anyone have a good load you could share . That bullet is supposed to . I will be happy to share once i get some data back. When loading a barnes tsx, tipped tsx or lrx bullet, your rifle may prefer a bullet jump of anywhere between.050" up to.250" or more. I am looking for safe min and max loads for . Barnes' new manual includes data for tsx, mrx, xpb bullets and more.
I am newer to reloading rifle bullets so i am trying to lean on the more experienced loaders . Does anyone have a good load you could share . Can i use the reloading data from a new hornady reloading manual . When loading a barnes tsx, tipped tsx or lrx bullet, your rifle may prefer a bullet jump of anywhere between.050" up to.250" or more. Knowing the velocity would be a good data point.
It was introduced back in .
I just bought some of the 55 gr ttsx bullets by barnes to load up for my 223, but i can't find any data on loads. When loading a barnes tsx, tipped tsx or lrx bullet, your rifle may prefer a bullet jump of anywhere between.050" up to.250" or more. Can i use the reloading data from a new hornady reloading manual . Barnes' new manual includes data for tsx, mrx, xpb bullets and more. Those are supposed to be the end all be all of hunting bullets. I called barnes for their load data to replicate it, . I am newer to reloading rifle bullets so i am trying to lean on the more experienced loaders . Looking some load data with the barnes 110gr ttsx bullet. That bullet is supposed to . So far i've been up to 20.2gr h110 with 2.05 coal using wsr primers. I am looking for safe min and max loads for . Knowing the velocity would be a good data point. It was introduced back in .
Those are supposed to be the end all be all of hunting bullets. Barnes' new manual includes data for tsx, mrx, xpb bullets and more. I just bought some of the 55 gr ttsx bullets by barnes to load up for my 223, but i can't find any data on loads. I am looking for safe min and max loads for . I couldn't even find data .
I am newer to reloading rifle bullets so i am trying to lean on the more experienced loaders .
I am looking for safe min and max loads for . Can i use the reloading data from a new hornady reloading manual . That bullet is supposed to . When loading a barnes tsx, tipped tsx or lrx bullet, your rifle may prefer a bullet jump of anywhere between.050" up to.250" or more. I want to load the barnes 300gr ttsx for my socom and have heard the bullet length is an issue. I couldn't even find data . Barnes' new manual includes data for tsx, mrx, xpb bullets and more. Those are supposed to be the end all be all of hunting bullets. I'm going to experiment reloading some of the barnes 80 gr ttsx for my 243. So far i've been up to 20.2gr h110 with 2.05 coal using wsr primers. I am newer to reloading rifle bullets so i am trying to lean on the more experienced loaders . It was introduced back in . Barnes has only 2 powders listed on their .
24+ Fresh Barnes Ttsx Load Data / Pin On Survival : Those are supposed to be the end all be all of hunting bullets.. I just bought some of the 55 gr ttsx bullets by barnes to load up for my 223, but i can't find any data on loads. Can i use the reloading data from a new hornady reloading manual . Those are supposed to be the end all be all of hunting bullets. It was introduced back in . Barnes' new manual includes data for tsx, mrx, xpb bullets and more.
