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    308 ttsx

    Gday team just got hold of a rem model 7. .308 with a 16' tube. Wanting to do a load with the ttsx 130 or 150grn be a great help if Anyone could share some load data to me....
    Cheers. Cam
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    Ran 130ttsx out of 22inch 308 for quite a while and claimed many deer sub 350y with it.

    In my experience the barnes need fairly high impact speeds to work well (light for cal going like f) and will kill at med/longer ranges but delayed kills are a reality as they just turn into a super apple corer at lower speeds and dont transfer any shock...hence i wouldnt recomend any heavier than 130gr from 308win...even 110g.

    I have shot all manner of big red stags red/wap crosses from all angles and have still never recovered a 130gr barnes...extra weight is wasted...it is not a long rage pill so forget about bc. Velocity and energy/shock is how these work.
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    H335 and 130TTSX
    3000fps in my 16" and .5-.7MOA
    Can't remember how much powder and I'm not at home to look!
    They kill really well.
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    Get 3000 out of my mod 7 16" with about 50 of 2206h lap brass fed 210 primers
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    Over max so you know the drill

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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Ran 130ttsx out of 22inch 308 for quite a while and claimed many deer sub 350y with it.

    In my experience the barnes need fairly high impact speeds to work well (light for cal going like f) and will kill at med/longer ranges but delayed kills are a reality as they just turn into a super apple corer at lower speeds and dont transfer any shock...hence i wouldnt recomend any heavier than 130gr from 308win...even 110g.

    I have shot all manner of big red stags red/wap crosses from all angles and have still never recovered a 130gr barnes...extra weight is wasted...it is not a long rage pill so forget about bc. Velocity and energy/shock is how these work.
    Cheers mate much appreciated. This is just a roar bush rig, couple hundy max and for popping fallow and reds around here. Ill run the 130. bloody awesome thanks mate
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Get 3000 out of my mod 7 16" with about 50 of 2206h lap brass fed 210 primers
    bloody beauty

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    Quote Originally Posted by robh500 View Post
    H335 and 130TTSX
    3000fps in my 16" and .5-.7MOA
    Can't remember how much powder and I'm not at home to look!
    They kill really well.
    Cheers mate you are the 2nd fella whos quoted that load

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    308 ttsx

    @Pongo12 I have a similar set up but shooting 125 accubonds with 2206h instead. Shoots real tight out of my 17" dpt supressed t3. Haven't chronographed it yet or tested it on game but I know @akaroa1 rates the 125 accubonds and has bowled a few over with them.

    I'm only running 47.5gr at the moment which isn't max and using CCIs I think.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sambnz View Post
    @Pongo12 I have a similar set up but shooting 125 accubonds with 2206h instead. Shoots real tight out of my 17" dpt supressed t3. Haven't chronographed it yet or tested it on game but I know @akaroa1 rates the 125 accubonds and has bowled a few over with them.

    I'm only running 47.5gr at the moment which isn't max and using CCIs I think.

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    Ok thanks alot. Im going to get a few different pills so might have a dabble with them too. cheers.

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    Remington 600 Mohawk
    18inch barrel
    49.5 gr 2206H
    Barnes 130gr TTSX

    3025ft/s
    3/4 MOA, better if I try.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Robojaz View Post
    Remington 600 Mohawk
    18inch barrel
    49.5 gr 2206H
    Barnes 130gr TTSX

    3025ft/s
    3/4 MOA, better if I try.
    Cheers, sounds like 2206h is the go for the little hog then

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pongo12 View Post
    Cheers, sounds like 2206h is the go for the little hog then
    Seems to work well in mine bro. From 125 -168 grain slugs too. Havnt tried anything heavier, don't hunt Grizzlies
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    Why use a small expensive monolithic trendy bullet?

    Speer hotcore 150 gn at $55 per box of 100

    2206H 45-46gn for 2700-2800

    Had some failures on animals with TTSX...no issues with lead cores
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    Quote Originally Posted by Echo View Post
    Why use a small expensive monolithic trendy bullet?

    Speer hotcore 150 gn at $55 per box of 100

    2206H 45-46gn for 2700-2800

    Had some failures on animals with TTSX...no issues with lead cores
    How far could you reach out with that projectile?

    Heres some super quick and extremely rough data pulled from Strelok.

    150gr Hotcor .389bc doing 2700fps = 43inchs drop at 400 with 1064ft/lbf and 1788fps

    125gr Accubond .366bc doing 3000fps = 34inchs drop at 400 with 1074ft/lbf and 1967fps

    If you're dialling, the difference is neither here nor there. I could be/This could be completely wrong and inaccurate so someone please correct me.

 

 

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