I tend to agree with the conclusion that why argue with Woodleigh bullets, but I do have a couple of questions:

What about Barnes TSX bullets vs. their solids? Is the TSX non-solid a softer compound? Does it have the same "hardness" as their solids? Is Barnes' TSX non-solid as risky as their solid given this line of argument?

I have tried these TSX in my modern .470 Merkel and like them, but again, I will prefer Woodleigh, but I notice that the lands do not cut through the entire driving band (it gets real close tho) - so is mono-metal compressibility a factor in the TSX?