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BARNES TRIPLE SHOCK X LUODIT

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This lead-free, 100% copper-constructed bullet provides extreme penetration every time. Typically, this premium hunting bullet retains 100% of its original weight even after smashing through dense tissue and heavy bone. The Triple - Shock bullet design incorporates a series of precisely positioned rings cut into the bullet’s body. These grooves relieve firing pressure, allowing the TSX to be safely loaded to higher velocities while reducing copper fouling. The bonus is that this is one of the most accurate hunting bullets you can buy.

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Asiakasarviot: BARNES BULLETS 30 CALIBER (0.308") 110GR FLAT BASE 50/BOX

Arvioiden lukumäärä: 23
Arvostelut brownells.com sivustolla: 22
Arvioiden keskiarvo: 4,9

Huippuluoti peuralle (9.9.2021)

110gr avautuu pienellä nopeudella ja pudottaa peuran paikalleen. Suosittelen varauksetta peurajahtiin kaliberiin 308win. Kannattaa silti ladata vauhtia ja sehän onnistuu helposti.

Terminal Performance A+ (25.1.2013)

I've used this bullet in Africa on Oryx, Kudu, and others. Penetration is outstanding as the head expansion to length makes it penetrate like a solid. It leaves very small entrance and exit holes but everything between is jelly. You will have to watch twist. I used a 1:9.5 and had to get the bullets moving very fast to stop them wobbling. After this, accuracy was no problem.
4 stars because of the cost / bullet, but is smokes trophy bonded bullets for penetration.

Knockem dead!! (26.11.2015)

This is my second year to load my 7mm-08 with 120gr Barnes TSX bullets. This past weekend, at 210 yards I dropped a buck where he stood. While my buddies continue to use 165gr+ bullets for deer, Barnes continues to provide the knock down power with smaller rounds = less recoil and more accuracy.

Big believer!!

Versatile (9.10.2017)

This is a bullet that makes a .375 caliber rifle useful for anything from deer to moose. Excellent weight retention and accurate to boot.

TSX 35 cal for 35 Whelen (26.10.2015)

A very accurate bullet, kills white tail as if struck by lightning when bullet is placed right. 200 gr tsx 59 gr IMR 4064 2772 fps SD-0 in a TC Encore.

Accurate Hunting Bullet (8.5.2014)

I bought these to load rounds up for my old Win. 1960's model 94. The rifle has only got peep iron sights, but it is as accurate as I can shoot it. The bullets did impact several inches higher than the 170 grain Winchester rounds I was shooting. The performance on a deer I shot last year was good. The round did what it was supposed to do. I was just expecting a larger wound channel/exit wound. The round impacted and traveled through both shoulders and exited. The bullets are a good bit more expensive than other standard cup and core rounds, but the accuracy is not even in the same league. Don't hesitate with this bullet.

If you like one shot one kills! buy some (31.5.2016)

I've been using Barnes bullets for over 20 years now and have been totally thrilled with the results! I have shot a lot of different bullets over the years, and haven't seen any other bullets come close to having the shear knockdown power. Last year I purchased some Hornaday 130gr. GMX copper bullets for my 270 because I had found them on sale online, and thought I give them a try. I ended up loading some up for a deer hunt. I was happy with the acccuracy of the bullets, but when I shot my deer on the run at about 80 to 100 yards away. The deer ran out of sight after being hit in the third to the last rib and going out between the front shoulders, so it basically when straight through all the vitals and the deer still was able to go. So I would compare the Hornady GMX to a conventional bullet in that it still kills. But has no where close to a knockdown power of a Barnes bullets. If I had been Â using Barnes bullets that deer would have never taken the next step. I have used this 62gr. Barnes bullet with total success on Elk and deer with one shot one kill out of the 22-250 winchester. I have shot Elk on the run at 350 yards with them, it takes them right off their feet. The 62gr. Barnes went clear through the shoulders and out. I thought at that range it might have caught the bullet but it didn't. I would recommend it use on virtually any other big game animal in North America. You will absolutely love theseÂ bulletsÂ because you can count on their accuracy and dependable knock down power. I haven't shot them out of the .223 yet, but am going to give them a try for my daughters deer hunt this fall. I would definitely use a 1-10 twist or better, for this bullet for accuracy reasons. But if you're ok with 1-1/2" to up to 3" groups they usually work just fine out of your 1-14 twists that most 22-250 use. I prefer to have that one ragged hole when shooting. Hope this helps you to decide rather you want to shoot them in your gun. Also you need to check your proclamation to see if they allow the uses of .22 calibers for hunting the game youÂ intend to hunt. I know that these will definitely do the job, but others are not equal to the performance of the Barnes bullets, even if they are a copper bullet. Hope you have good luck hunting, be safe when reloading and use common sense trim your brass and use correct loading procedures. If you're not sure ask someone who has experience with reloading to help you. God bless!

62 grain TSX is a Hog Stopper (30.1.2015)

I usually hunt with a 7STW custom sendero for deer and hogs. I bought the AR15 for quick follow up shots on hogs. I remember looking at the tiny .223 round and thinking that there was no way that this is going to be effective on hogs. After reading some very mixed opinions on 223 effectiveness on hogs. I kept seeing that the 223 advocates almost always mentioned Barnes TSX bullets. I handloaded the 62 grain TSX with a full load of Varget. Accuracy was very good, around .75" 5 shot groups. I shot 2 large (200lb) hogs yesterday with this bullet. Hog number 1 did not take a step. DRT. Hog number 2 was running away and was anchored immediately with this bullet. I'm a believer.

Shoots straight in my M6 .22 Hornet (22.11.2015)

Due to California's lead free legislation, I purchased a few boxes of this bullet for my Hornet. With Winchester cases and 12.0 grains of Lil'Gun it shoots pretty hard and straight. My flyweight combination gun shoots 1/2" groups at 50 yards with this load.

Due primarily to the energy constraints inherent in the Hornet chambering, I consider this iron sighted rifle and bullet combo a 100 yard medium game proposition.

Barnes' 30 grain lead free Varmint Grenade bullet also shoots with nice accuracy from the Hornet. In a reduced load, this will be my replacement for the leaded .22 rimfires in the hunting fields.

Alaska's all round bullet (28.1.2015)

I have taken brown bear, moose, caribou, black bear, goat and black tail deer. I've recovered the triple shock bullets from bear and moose and all were perfectly expanded and fully intact. This has been my choice in a hunting bullet since they came out. If your bring one gun to Alaska, regardless of what you plan to hunt, I recommend the .338 with the triple shock in the 210 or 225 gain

The best 30 cal bullet bar none (28.3.2012)

I have used this bullet in my 300 Win. Mag. since it came out. I have killed almost everything from whitetail deer to Moose in North America and impala to zebra in Africa as well as Ibex and Marco Polo in Asia. All well placed shots were almost instant kills. When recovered, bullets are maintaining 97% plus weight with perfect mushrooms.
Accuracy is at the top ( min. of angle ) and right with the super polymer tip competitors. They seem to pressure less than most so they can be stoked a little more than other bullets.
They are expensive but well worth the money.

Great bullet (25.1.2013)

I'd echo the above. I've used the bullet on moose, girz and sheep with great performance. The gold standard "partition" bullets can't take the abuse these can. Penetration is no problem. It goes thru everything unless you hit multiple LARGE bones. You'll need to watch seating debth as the taper is different than most.

great performance on game (4.9.2012)

I have used 168 gr. .308 bullets on antelope, deer, oryx and elk, with excellent results. Excellent accuracy and velocity in my .30-06. By the way, I've used TSX bullets in .25, .270 and 7mm calibers with equally good results.

Great product (13.2.2017)

Easy to load for and a very consistent per bullet. Great buy!

Very effective (1.3.2015)

My teenage son and I both downed elk with these out of 30-06 this last season, and I have downed other elk in previous seasons with this round. These will break bones, even with less than ideal shot placement. Both shots went completely through so we did not recover the bullets. One elk dropped, the other went about 50 yards, but the most important part is that these elk are in the freezer since these bullets did their job. I am still amazed at the major bone breaking ability (both sides of the elk) of a 165 grain bullet out of an 30-06.

My first Bull. (6.3.2017)

I shoot a Browning X Bolt .300 WSM and I live in CA so I needed to change over to a non toxic cartridge. Had an Elk hunt booked so I wanted to get some trigger time before the hunt. Found that I was getting inconsistent groups, the salesman said that the copper residue was causing the inaccuracy and that I should use the Barnes CR10 copper solvent instead of what I had been using. The change in accuracy was significant. 1 MOA consistently. Shot my first Bull, a 7x6 at 298, one shot, went about 20 yards and dropped.

ZERO failure (25.9.2017)

I have been using Barnes bullets in every caliber firearm that I hunt with for the past 22 years. I have had no problems with expansion or penetration. They are accurate and dependable. Guarenteed to have an exit wound and a blood trail to follow. the only problem with the product is availability.

Great Bullets (25.11.2015)

I have used Barnes bullets for over 10 years and have take many elk, deer, antelope, and even a moose with them in my 7MM Rem mag. The only one that I had any trouble with I sent a picture of the recovered bullet to Barnes they responded and asked it by chance I had been shooting through brush, which I had, and told me that that is what it looked like that the bullet hit before striking the elk. Barnes people are great to talk to also.

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Great product (7.9.2012)

Barnes is a great product. Last year I took three large hogs with my 243 loaded with Barnes Triple Shock 80 Gr, A deer with my 270 loaded with Triple Shock 130 Gr, and a nice buck with my
300 Savage loaded with Triple Shock 150 Gr. They all dropped in their tracks. Enough said.

Lightning in a box (14.1.2011)

Excellent bulets with outstanding performance. I have used many different manufacturers' bullets in the past, but none have performed as well as Barnes's bullets. Every animal that was taken acted as if it had been struck by lightning. The furthest an animal has been tracked, wit a properly placed shot, is ten yards. I use all of the other manufacturers' bullets to punch holes in paper when practicing prior to hunting season and do my final sighting with Barnes. I use them in all of my rifles from 243 Winchester through 50 muzzle loader and everything between. Hands down, the best performing bullet out there. I won't use anything else to hunt with!

Excellent results (8.11.2016)

My son used this bullet in a 22-250 to shoot a medium sized buck. The bullet punched through the shoulder bone on the near side and continued through the deer leaving an exit hole the size of a quarter. The bullet was loaded to 3300fps and the shot was at 70 yards. The deer went 20 feet before tipping over. The heart and lungs were totally destroyed but surprisingly there wasn't a lot of blood shot meat. The twist of the rifle we used was a little slow and it took some work to get it to shoot right and stabilize the bullet. We found that loading near the max gave better accuracy in this gun (Ruger M77)

BUFFALO BUSTER (7.11.2012)

I used the 400 gr. TSX on buffalo in Africa. I got a little sensitive on the recoil so I worked up some loads with the 350 gr. TSX. The recoil is still quite noticeable but not nearly as bad as with the 400 gr. pills. Placed correctly,the lighter loads did the job, 3 for 3 one shot kills. I would not use anything else.

Works good without the lead fragments (2.8.2018)

Shot a large white-tailed doe in WI last year. Went in the right and exited the left. She ran about 50 yards massive blood loss. These bullets perform as advertised. I use them to avoid eating any lead fragments in the meat. These bullets retain all their weight.

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BARNES BULLETS 30 CALIBER (0.308") 110GR FLAT BASE 50/BOX
Valmistajan tuotenumero: 30341 716876308354 Meiltä saat lyijyttömät Barnes Triple-Shock X suurriistaluoditluodit jälleenlatausta varten. Valikoimissa useita luotityyppejä, kaliipereja ja painoja. Meiltä saat lyijyttömät Barnes Triple-Shock X suurriistaluoditluodit jälleenlatausta varten. Valikoimissa useita luotityyppejä, kaliipereja ja painoja.

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Ominaisuudet: "Brand Style": Triple Shock X Ballistic Coefficient (G1): 0.264 Grainia: 110 Halkaisija (tuumaa): 0.308 Kaliiperi: 30 Caliber Luodin tyyppi: Flat Base (FB) Sectional Density: 0.166 Määrä: 50

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