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That's phenomenal! I'm going to buy a can of rl17 and try a barnes bullet. I've always shot accubonds, but everyone I've talked to has suggested I try a 165 ttsx. With speed and accuracy like that you can't go wrong. Thanks for the info!
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Freddy,
Let me make sure I have this correct
Barnes 165 ttsx
66.5 gr rl17
what primers???
what casing do you prefer???
There's something about the outside of a horse, that's good for the inside of a man... Winston Churchill
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![[Linked Image]](http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm66/southwind_hunter/168tsx.jpg) Here is a 168tsx I pulled from a 6x6 bull shot at 250 yards. It weighed 167 grain. I would probably load the tipped version now because of the bc difference but I have my dope for this rifle scope load combo down so well I don't want to fix what is not broke.
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I was using Cci large rifle magnum primers and winchster cases.
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