Originally Posted by tzone
Originally Posted by Brad
Originally Posted by safariman
Originally Posted by orion03
Looks like text book performance to me.


If your textbook is old enough. Perfect performance, 1920-1980 style.

No exit wound when using a 280 on a mere deer? Sorry, not good enough. Not even sort of.


A lot of nonsense gets written on the internet... this takes the nugget of the month prize.


It's gotta come close.


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My most recent Barnes mono, pulled out of a cow caribou, 120 TSX 7mm-08.

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A year previous, a moose hunt; 235 TSX, 375-350 Rem Mag.

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Second from left was the very first Barnes mono I fired at an animal, a 225 grain XFB that which hit a broadside moose, the 340 Weatherby breaking big bones in both shoulders.

Anyone who can't kill an animal with a bullet retaining better than two-thirds of it weight is doing something(s) wrong. I see nothing that the TBBC did wrong that my saved monos did better.



Sometimes, the air you 'let in'matters less than the air you 'let out'.