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What is the difference in the Barnes 6.5 mm 100 grain TTSX vs the 100 grain TAC XT?
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Looks like just the part number. Unless the grooves are placed different for crimping or not.
A quick call to Barnes would get an answer
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I called them. They said they are the exact same bullet in the 6.5mm.
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I have been using the Barnes 100gr TTSX for years & have tried the TAC version. The game has been mature muley bucks. Can see no difference . Always complete penetration even thru bone, Never recovered a bullet. These Barnes 100gr out penetrate the Nosler 125gr Partition of which I have recovered .several. I have used them in my 260 Rem, 6.5-06 & 264 mag. No fear about bullet break up. Fantastic bullets.
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I called them. They said they are the exact same bullet in the 6.5mm. They do the same with the TSX and TAC-X; apparently they want to aim their marketing at both hunters and "tactical" shooters.
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