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Originally posted by rcamuglia:
It looks like it should be better than the Barnes for accuracy.......it has a nice polymer tip and boat tail.

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Originally posted by .366torque:
My only experiance with them is 30 cal 180 grns.
Dramatic pressure spikes. In my 300 WSM, I went up to 65 grains of IMR 4831, which is 2.5 grains below max. I opened the bolt, looked at the primer and it's gone! Look at the the mag and there it is. A blown primer with less than mid-grade load.

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Originally posted by 22WRF:
How many times did this happen?

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Originally posted by snowman:
366 I started trying the Accubonds and the Interbonds at the same tim And I found the Interbonds shot way better groups in my 300WSM,a Vangard. I quit testing,thats how good the Interbonds were.

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Originally posted by JD338:
I tested the 338 cal 200 gr E-Tip in my 338 RUM. Using a COL of 3.620" and 90.5 grs RL 22 yielded a MV of 3111 fps from the M700 LSS 26 inch barrel. Accuracy was well under an inch, I can't give you an exact size because I forgot to take the target down! I recovered two bullets at 100 yds that were shot into water filled milk jugs, both found in jug #6. The first bullet weighed 197.1 grs, expanded to .738" and the second weighed 197.0 grs, expanded to .748".

JD338

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Originally posted by onefunzr2:

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Originally posted by rcamuglia:
It looks like it should be better than the Barnes for accuracy.......it has a nice polymer tip and boat tail.

Funny, I thought just the opposite...without the TSX's grooves, it's like the discontinued X bullet of old...no grooves for the solid copper to squeeze into. Because of this similarity, I wonder if it copper fouls like the X bullet? Even Saeed lathe cuts grooves into his Walterhog bullets.