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| I have used it in a 300 Win on hogs, deer and one surplus cow elk neck-shot for game control. The bullet performed flawlessly in all cases and I would not hesitate to hunt mediun game with it in a 308. I'd go heavier for serious elk hunting, though.
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| Thanks - I was looking at it just for mule deer. For elk, I would go heavier. |
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| I think you'll be pleased.
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| I grabbed a box to try in my model 7. I'll use them for deer and bear when driving and going deep into the bush. I love the TSX bullets in all my other calibers so I'm expecting them to shoot well for me. Interested in some replys here too |
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| I have just picked up a Remington 660 in excellent shape, and thought that the 130 gr's velocity advantage would help with the rifle's 20-inch barrel. I bought a box of 130 gr TSX bullets and will see how they shoot. |
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