I think it bears mentioning that Utah708 recovered TWO .33-cal TSX's from his bull elk this year. And they were 210-gn TSX's and were launched from the much more powerful .338 Win Mag. If someone wants to make the case that a 160 TSX from a 338 Fed is gonna out-penetrate a 210 TSX from a .338... Let's hear it!
However good the TSX is or isn't, it isn't magic. I have not looked up the BC of that bullet, but it cannot be good. So (gack alert) it's gonna drift around in wind rather badly. It's also going to shed it's energy rather quickly. Both those things work against whatever perceived value the 160 might offer as far as a flatter trajectory- and trajectory is the one thing we can predict, test, and compensate for anyway.
