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I have used them from the .300 WSM and .300 Winchester on African plains game and elk, at ranges from up close to 400 yards. They should work very well on either elk or moose. Out of 10 or so animals killed, two bullets have been recovered, both on angling shots through the shoulder and into the chest on blue wildebeest and a big bull elk. Both bulets were recovered at the rear of the rib cage under skin, retaining 100% of their weight.

It is well-known among TSX cultists that any animal isn't dead unless the bullet goes through the animal, a pine tree and a game warden, all without losing a grain of weight. In fact, the only way we know how much weight they retain is by digging them out of dead game wardens.

And yes, I do shoot TSX's, among others.

JB