Need some 130 TTSX 30 cal. , rang around town yesterday and no-one had any .
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Need some 130 TTSX 30 cal. , rang around town yesterday and no-one had any .
Have you tried Workshop Innovation
Greg is bloody good to deal with. Probably has the best prices tooQuote:
Originally Posted by TeRei
Reloaders auckland, dead eye dicks Levin are places I've got them from but not in that weight.
He also has them on T/M but does free freight for direct sales.Quote:
Originally Posted by TeRei
@Lucky what are you using them for? Would love to hear how they go on animals if that’s your use. They fly so well through my 308 and have loaded some to test out on some goats
Cheers fellas , emailing Greg next , @G.l_Joel , I have never had to shoot a animal with a second shot with them so working good for me , using a 308 with 20 inch barrel , Shot a Bull Thar couple weeks back at 430yrds , he was sitting down , he never stood back up ….
@G.I_Joel I have been using these for a few years now. Mostly deer at close range in the bush and few goats out at 200 but nothing has moved more than a few steps.
I’ve used the 130ttsx out to 400 on reds out of my 14.5” .308 for 7 years or so, they work goid
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What powder are you guys pushing the 130 ttsx with?
I don't do the reloading but I believe it is 49 or 49.5gr of H335 in mineQuote:
Originally Posted by Gkp
@Gkp , 47.5 grn 2206H , it’s a max load and pretty hot , flattening the primers a bit , getting 2950 out of 20 inch barrel
49.0gr h335 in mineQuote:
Originally Posted by Brakelie
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47gr H335 in mine.
I use 110g Barnes ttsx in my 16in .308 and they kill well at bush ranges ,with low recoil,don’t shoot long range so can’t comment 45g 2306h from memory so not too hot either.
Was at Workshop Innovation, he had a whole rack of BarnesQuote:
Originally Posted by Lucky
https://www.workshopinnovation.co.nz...nesProjectiles
Wicked thanks. Just loaded some and keen to get them onto some animals in the next couple of weeks.
I’m using 47 grains of 2208