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@BarnesBulletsLLC everyone loves ballistics gel videos, including myself, and I'd love to see the true long range performance of the TTSX and LRX. More so that I know, and others know, the true capability of those bullets. I'm not capable of shooting 400+ yards, but others are, and knowing what an LRX or TTSX mushroom looks like at those distances would probably put people at ease and be very informative about their capabilities.

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How long is the barrel of you edc?? I can conceal a 5 inch barrel just fine

@@tun0fun - Are you kidding me? Barnes are hard hitting, but everyone knows expansion depends 100% on velocity with monolithics. You’re very much limited to distance. I don’t like using this particular bullet below 2,600 ft./sec. With my load that’s just under 250 yards. After that expansion is not that good, and just pencils thru your game. So it’s always best to take a shoulder shot. It’s a great bullet, but it needs a lot of velocity for expansion. A 500 yard shot with this is ridiculous, it will not expand. Ok for shooting at steel, but not at game.

@@tun0fun - I use this 129 grain LRX on hogs. Nothing hits harder, it’s almost like the equivalent of using 150 grain Partition. But this is not a long range 500 yard bullet. I know they advertise 1600 ft/second for expansion, but that is extremely optimistic. Honestly, keep it under 250 yards. You’re at about 2600 ft./s, and that does cause the bullet to mushroom well. If you want to shoot 500 yards out of the 270 Win, use a ABLR. That’s a tough bullet, with a high BC, that will expand at 500 yards.

@@tun0fun - Honestly, 500 yards is really more than 99% of people should be hunting. I practice on a 500 yard range twice weekly, and you have to be dialed in exceeding well to be able to hit an 8” pie plate at that distance. Wounding an an amazing animal is a crime. But if I did take a shot like that, with copper that might not expand reliability, I’d do it with a larger caliber and bullet. I also use the 175 gr. LRX in my 300 H&H. Almost the same exact velocity at 500 yards, but 1830 ft-lbs energy compared to 1320 with the 270 Win. But if you don’t hit bone, I’m not sure of expansion.

@@tun0fun - I have no experience with the 9.3x62, but I can tell you the 375 H&H is going to get 2870 ft./s at the muzzle with a 250 grain TTSX. Haven’t tried the LRX yet. Your velocity is going to be about 2265 ft./sec. at 300 yards. With a 300 grain TSX, muzzle velocity is going to be slightly over 2600 ft./sec. But remember, there are horses for courses. Not everyone lives in California, and sometimes it’s better suited to use partitions or A-frames with these caliber. Also, these are not long distance flat shooting calibers.

Agreed

Nobody cares. A glock 26 is a subcompact 9mm. The short barrel is going to take away velocity tremendously. 1040 fps is pretty fast for a short barreled firearm. At the end of the day if you drop one or 2 of these in a guys chest he’s going to have a bad day, the same as any other round. It’s not always about the fastest round. It doesn’t make a shit what you use if it’s so hot that it snaps your firearm everywhere.

That’s tuff to beat and that’s smoking fast