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Thread: 308 with ttsx - 110 vs 130

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    Yes I doubt you will have trouble with either. 130gr is light for calibre in .308


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    its a funny thing when you get into using monos...if you can stoke the lighter ones along fast enough safely,the heavies will never (on paper anyway) catch up energy wise,well not untill you get out past 3-400 yards which isnt really mono territory anyway.
    fella in states did it all on graph with 270 the 110 Vs 130grn thing and the 110grn won hands down..I queried it and looked into it and it stacked up. from the few animals Ive dropped with the 110s in 270 I do think they rather good...the 30 cal version SHOULD be at least as good...
    man you fellas are stoking the ol 308 up hot.....
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    I used to run the 130's. 50gr of h335 going 3010fps out of an 18". I found them to be the most devastating projectile sub 200y, all shots passed straight through even on Sambar. I've always wondered about the 110s being more effective getting them going faster.
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    Quote Originally Posted by kiwigreen View Post
    I used to run the 130's. 50gr of h335 going 3010fps out of an 18". I found them to be the most devastating projectile sub 200y, all shots passed straight through even on Sambar. I've always wondered about the 110s being more effective getting them going faster.
    Yep I ran the 130ttsx at a bit over 3200fps from 22" shot quite a few reds with it the furtherst being around 350y, over 250y I had slightly delayed kills and used a Amax load for open country.
    Never recovered one in over 30 reds shot tho I did recover the blue plastic tip once.
    They need impact velocity to work good.
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    Quote Originally Posted by veitnamcam View Post
    Yep I ran the 130ttsx at a bit over 3200fps from 22" shot quite a few reds with it the furtherst being around 350y, over 250y I had slightly delayed kills and used a Amax load for open country.
    Never recovered one in over 30 reds shot tho I did recover the blue plastic tip once.
    They need impact velocity to work good.
    Yes for sure the hardest hitting bit once it slows down I had the same with slower kills especially on reds. I'll try find some photos tomorrow. A fallow buck I shot at 150y had a beer can entry hole hit then a red yearling in the vitals at 250y was still very alive when I got up to it. Have since gone to 168eldms since moving South.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lucky View Post
    Shit 50gn is hot as fk , I am running 47.5gn and primers flattening a bit , what are your primers looking like with 48gn ?
    @Lucky All good in my rifle even at 50gn

 

 

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