The 6.8 spc shooting both the 95 and 110 grain bullets is no slouch. My load for the 95gr ttsx is 29.0gr . Split the difference and work your way up. 6.8 caliber.277 diameter 95 grain ttsx boat tail 50 count by barnes bullets since its introduction in 2003, barnes' tsx bullet has earned a reputation as . The 6.8mm remington special purpose cartridge is a rimless bottlenecked intermediate rifle.
Hopefully, some fellow bhw 6.8 spc owners can benefit from my testing!
Most of the data i've tried has been on the weak side and for the saami chamber, not the spc ii. My load for the 95gr ttsx is 29.0gr . The 6.8mm remington special purpose cartridge is a rimless bottlenecked intermediate rifle. Here are the results i posted earlier on the 68forums. Really like the 90 gr gold dots, but ot get a blood trail would stick. If you can find them, the barnes ttsx are my go to for hunting. The 6.8mm 95 grain barnes ttsx against the.243 95 grain barnes tsx. I like what i have . Hopefully, some fellow bhw 6.8 spc owners can benefit from my testing! The 6.8 spc shooting both the 95 and 110 grain bullets is no slouch. 6.8 spc (spc ii chambers only) bullet: Some people have given velocities over 2700, i havn't seen that high, but i tend not to push things. Split the difference and work your way up.
Here are the results i posted earlier on the 68forums. 6.8 caliber.277 diameter 95 grain ttsx boat tail 50 count by barnes bullets since its introduction in 2003, barnes' tsx bullet has earned a reputation as . 6.8 spc (spc ii chambers only) bullet: Split the difference and work your way up. The 6.8 spc shooting both the 95 and 110 grain bullets is no slouch.
I like what i have .
Here are the results i posted earlier on the 68forums. 6.8 caliber.277 diameter 95 grain ttsx boat tail 50 count by barnes bullets since its introduction in 2003, barnes' tsx bullet has earned a reputation as . I like what i have . The 6.8mm remington special purpose cartridge is a rimless bottlenecked intermediate rifle. If you can find them, the barnes ttsx are my go to for hunting. Split the difference and work your way up. The 6.8mm 95 grain barnes ttsx against the.243 95 grain barnes tsx. Really like the 90 gr gold dots, but ot get a blood trail would stick. Barnes tipped triple shock x bullet (ttsx) velocity: The 6.8 spc shooting both the 95 and 110 grain bullets is no slouch. My load for the 95gr ttsx is 29.0gr . Some people have given velocities over 2700, i havn't seen that high, but i tend not to push things. Hopefully, some fellow bhw 6.8 spc owners can benefit from my testing!
Hopefully, some fellow bhw 6.8 spc owners can benefit from my testing! Barnes tipped triple shock x bullet (ttsx) velocity: 6.8 caliber.277 diameter 95 grain ttsx boat tail 50 count by barnes bullets since its introduction in 2003, barnes' tsx bullet has earned a reputation as . Most of the data i've tried has been on the weak side and for the saami chamber, not the spc ii. Split the difference and work your way up.
6.8 caliber.277 diameter 95 grain ttsx boat tail 50 count by barnes bullets since its introduction in 2003, barnes' tsx bullet has earned a reputation as .
The 6.8mm remington special purpose cartridge is a rimless bottlenecked intermediate rifle. If you can find them, the barnes ttsx are my go to for hunting. Split the difference and work your way up. Barnes tipped triple shock x bullet (ttsx) velocity: Most of the data i've tried has been on the weak side and for the saami chamber, not the spc ii. Some people have given velocities over 2700, i havn't seen that high, but i tend not to push things. The 6.8mm 95 grain barnes ttsx against the.243 95 grain barnes tsx. Here are the results i posted earlier on the 68forums. I like what i have . 6.8 spc (spc ii chambers only) bullet: Hopefully, some fellow bhw 6.8 spc owners can benefit from my testing! The 6.8 spc shooting both the 95 and 110 grain bullets is no slouch. Really like the 90 gr gold dots, but ot get a blood trail would stick.
48+ Clever 6.8 Spc 95 Gr Barnes Ttsx : Barnes Ttsx Bullets - BARN / Most of the data i've tried has been on the weak side and for the saami chamber, not the spc ii.. The 6.8 spc shooting both the 95 and 110 grain bullets is no slouch. Some people have given velocities over 2700, i havn't seen that high, but i tend not to push things. 6.8 spc (spc ii chambers only) bullet: Here are the results i posted earlier on the 68forums. Split the difference and work your way up.
