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About LinkBacksHi all, am after a bit of info on the Barnes 53grn and the 55grn tsx projectiles,
rifle is a tikka .223, 1in 8 twist, mainly wanting something for bush hunting reds
doe's anyone know anything about these projectiles? why do they bother
producing two projectiles when they are only two grains apart? is one better than
the other? just seems a bit strange to have two projectiles so close together in
weight range,
cheers hunty
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