Barnes Triple Shock

[killerbee]

I have been loading Barnes for many years in all my rifles and have never had one single problem with them.By far the best bullet on the market.

well, if you dont count the swift A-frame
barnes is a great bullet though!

[BIG R]

Never shot the swift.Expensive or not everytime I pull the trigger I know it will hit the ground if I do my part.

[life2extreme]

A buddy of mine is a guide for european hogs down in South Carolina and this is a 300 grain bullet out of a 45-70 that was taken out of the opposite side of a 300lb hog. I can't say that the bullet could've performed any better than this.

[BIG R]

Just like the last 2 pics I have never seen a barnes do anything but that.

[southwind]

I really think Barnes has set the bar and now the TSX and tipped TSX are the standard by which all other manufacturers will strive to meet.

[257WTBYMAG]

I am new to here but definately not new to hunting. I used to shoot Nosler BT all the time a respected gun guru friend of mind reccomended tryin the TSX and I will shoot nothing else now. I load them in my elk and deer rifles. I shot two deer last year with my 257WTBY and neither took a step out of their tracks, one at 70 yds and one at 190 yds. My 14 yr old daugher shot a big whitetal buck at 100 yds with my Sako 25-06 and dropped it like lightning struck. 1 elk with 338 and 1 with 300 WTBY both one shot kills with bigger bullets as well.

[sawsman]

I picked up a box of these TSX's in 30-06 165gr. I'm curious to see how they are going to shoot and perform.

[oldcp]

Anybody tried the Tipped TSX? For the 7mag they only make it in 110gr. seams a little light.

[NONYA]

I shoot the 150gr tipped TSX out of my 7mag

[DeadI]

NONYA - do you shoot that load for deer and elk?