NitroX
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| 02/10/24 01:22 AM |
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Re: When one has a 8x68S, does one need a ?
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Founds this. Barnes TTSX is 160gr.
https://www.barnesbullets.com/product/tipped-tsx/
Looks larger than 8mm -
Ballistic Coefficient:
G1 .400
Sectional Density:
.219
Length:
1.279"
I've listed that bullet in my 8 mm bullet list possible archive. My bullet lists.
A 160 gr Barnes solid X would make a possible super velocity 8x68S choice for many feet species, ferals, alpine species. Or a 180 gr.
I've never used the Barnes solid style bullets before. Except on targets. In that rifle they didn't prove accurate.
I'll probably give the 160 gr TTSX a try. 220gr Adequate. A 250 gr RNSP if a good one can be sourced.