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Keeping with the light for caliber/ high velocity theme, has anyone tried the 110 Ttsx in the 308?
Accuracy?
Barrel twist rate?
Velocity?
Terminal performance?
Thanks
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I did some velocity checks.
26" Rem 308 Varmint, 1/12.
RL7- 3500+ hit pressure.
W748- 3400+ ran out of room for powder.
Accuracy was sub-moa.
Something like TAC, or H335 would probably be about right for top speeds with the 110gr in a 308 case.
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Didn't get a pic of the TTSX target, but they were shooting about the same as the 110gr VMax, at 3450 fps via RL7. ![[Linked Image]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v461/montanamarine/308%20Targets/308110grVMax.jpg)
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How's trajectory compared to the 130's?
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If you zero at 250 yards, not a whole lot of difference out to 500 yards (4500' el). They are both running out of gas after that.
Tabular trajectory data at Non-Std. Atmosphere
Gunsite altitude : 4500 ft.
Air density : 0.066235 lb./ft�
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Gun / Ammunition : .308 Win.
Bullet : .308, 110, Barnes TTSX
Bullet weight : 110 grains or 7.13 Grams
Muzzle velocity : 3450 fps
Crosswind speed : 10 Mph
Ballistic Coefficient(s) (G1):
C1=0.295@V>0 fps;
Optimum trajectory information :
Optimum sight-in range (X) = 283 Yds.
with max. ordinate above LOS at range (M)= 159 Yds.
and max. point blank range (P)= 329 Yds.
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Sight-in clicks, 1 click = 0.915 cm/100 yd. or 0.36 in/100 yd.
Height of sight above bore axis = 4.7 cm or 1.85 inch
Gun is zeroed-in at 250 yds,
by sighting-in at level firing
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Range Velo Time of Energy Path Deflection Total Sight correction Target
city flight to at crosswind drop for setting new lead
LOS of 10.0 Mph zero range 20 fps
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�Yards fps s ft.lbs. in. in. MOA in. Clicks MOA yds �
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| 0 3450 0.0000 2907 -1.9 0.0 ----- 0.0 ------ ----- 0.00
| 100 3144 0.0912 2414 +1.6 0.7 0.71 1.6 -4.5 -1.55 0.61
M 150 2999 0.1400 2197 +2.1 1.7 1.07 3.6 -3.9 -1.33 0.93
| 200 2859 0.1911 1996 +1.6 3.0 1.44 6.6 -2.2 -0.76 1.27
X 250 2723 0.2450 1812 0.0 4.9 1.86 10.7 0.0 0.00 1.63
| 300 2592 0.3017 1641 -2.8 7.2 2.29 16.0 +2.6 +0.88 2.01
P 303 2584 0.3052 1631 -3.0 7.3 2.31 16.4 +2.7 +0.94 2.03
| 400 2340 0.4230 1337 -12.2 13.2 3.16 30.5 +8.5 +2.91 2.82
| 500 2103 0.5587 1080 -28.2 21.8 4.17 51.5 +15.6 +5.38 3.72
Tabular trajectory data at Non-Std. Atmosphere
Gunsite altitude : 4500 ft.
Air density : 0.066235 lb./ft�
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Gun / Ammunition : .308 Win.
Bullet : .308, 130, Barnes 'TTSX'BT 30873
Bullet weight : 130 grains or 8.42 Grams
Muzzle velocity : 3100 fps
Crosswind speed : 10 Mph
Ballistic Coefficient(s) (G1):
C1=0.350@V>0 fps;
Optimum trajectory information :
Optimum sight-in range (X) = 262 Yds.
with max. ordinate above LOS at range (M)= 151 Yds.
and max. point blank range (P)= 306 Yds.
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Sight-in clicks, 1 click = 0.915 cm/100 yd. or 0.36 in/100 yd.
Height of sight above bore axis = 4.7 cm or 1.85 inch
Gun is zeroed-in at 250 yds,
by sighting-in at level firing
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Range Velo Time of Energy Path Deflection Total Sight correction Target
city flight to at crosswind drop for setting new lead
LOS of 10.0 Mph zero range 20 fps
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�Yards fps s ft.lbs. in. in. MOA in. Clicks MOA yds �
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| 0 3100 0.0000 2774 -1.9 0.0 ----- 0.0 ------ ----- 0.00
| 100 2861 0.1005 2362 +2.2 0.7 0.63 1.9 -6.1 -2.10 0.67
M 145 2757 0.1488 2195 +2.7 1.5 0.98 4.1 -5.1 -1.75 0.99
| 200 2634 0.2103 2003 +1.9 2.9 1.41 8.1 -2.7 -0.93 1.40
X 250 2525 0.2685 1841 0.0 4.7 1.78 13.0 0.0 0.00 1.79
P 296 2427 0.3237 1700 -2.9 6.6 2.12 18.7 +2.7 +0.95 2.16
| 300 2419 0.3286 1689 -3.2 6.7 2.15 19.2 +3.0 +1.03 2.19
| 400 2214 0.4585 1414 -14.5 12.6 3.00 36.4 +10.0 +3.45 3.06
| 500 2019 0.6004 1176 -32.8 20.5 3.92 60.6 +18.2 +6.26 4.00
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If you check out the Barnes website, they loaded the 110gr TTSX to 3580 fps in a 24" bbl, via AA2230. That would flatten the traj a bit more.
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Rem M700 BDL, circa 1975 mfg, 22" barrel
168g TTSX
2685 fps over 47.5g BL-C(2)
Never really checked accuracy but during work-up 47.0g, 47.5g and 48.0g provided a 1.10" 3-shot group.
We've also used this bullet in .30-06s with very acceptable results - deep penetration (non recovered), animals go straight down or take no more than a few steps. Most have just dropped at the shot. Not as much meat loss as with some other bullets.
[Edited to add...]
My bad. Didn't see the "110g" part...
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anyone hunting with these 110's?
Last edited by SAKO75; 10/25/12.
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I shot a decent 1 antler mulie buck with 110tsx 308 winchester, MV around 3500fps. Worked great, distance was 330yards, video taped the shot and could see the bullet fly. Deer did a little dance and fell over. Bullet exited and was never found....
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