Jimmy,
From his testing, he stresses kinetic energy over velocity. The best example is the 85 TSX and the 110 TSX both designed for the 6.8. They have the same nose cavity. The 110 TSX only needs about 1800 fps to open but the 85 TSX needs 2100 fps. At those speeds the kinetic energy about equal.
The 95 TTSX supposedly will open down to 1600 fps because it has a tip and a bigger nose cavity. When you compare it to the 110 TSX out to 300 yards it's pretty consistent. If you pushed it further, the 95 TTSX will likely perform better.
Also Hornady just came out with a 100 GMX for the 6.8 that will open down to 1600 fps to compete with the 95 TTSX.
Last edited by scottfromdallas; 02/21/15.
