26 November 2013, 22:26
k-22hornetI load them in a friends 300Winmag (a Sako and a custom by Hart) as well as his 300 Weatherby in a Vanguard sub-MOA.
They shoot very well, but so have the regular TSX and T-TSX. They have performed the same on elk as well.
My opinion is, they don't do anything a regular TSX or T-TSX can't do. I believe the MRX has a higher BC so on an extreme long shot it may have the edge.
For me, I just keep happily loading and shooting the TSX and T-TSX.
26 November 2013, 23:25
ledvmI was looking at them for a reduction of overall size per weight. IE: the they are shorter.
27 November 2013, 16:34
steve4102They have been discontinued since early 2012.
http://www.barnesbullets.com/b...ing-the-mrx-bullets/27 November 2013, 18:06
ledvmDam...a day late and a dollar short!!!
I bought a box of these a while back just for working up in this rifle. Guess I will just scoot them to the back of the storage cabinet.
I would trade them for a box of .308 150g TTSXs if anybody wants them.
28 November 2013, 21:09
Ackley Improved UserI wish Barnes made a MRX 350 gr .375 or a 450 gr .416. The shorter bullet length would not take up so much case space. I called Barnes and asked them to come out with a series of "heavy-for-caliber" MRX bullets. They said they would consider it, but the market may be too small. AIU