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Anyone use varget for the 200 grain TTSX. or ram shot TAC. If so what is your load
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Either will work, but I settled on H322 over 20yrs ago, in a 35 Whelen Ackley Improved. The Original Barnes Reloading Manual listed 58gr H322/200X. I used it in the AI for 2970fps. I think they dropped it down some later to around 55-56gr? Either way, use a BR2 Primer and have a ball!
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Campfire Outfitter
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Never got any of the newer versions but mine liked the X bullet with a charge of IMR-3031.
It is good to 300 yards for a deer sized target.
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My Ruger SS Hawkeye likes the 180 Barnes TTSX in Vor-Tex factory ammo. A bud pushes his Remington CDL to 2900 fps using the 200 grain TTSX and H4350.
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I used the 200X over 58gr H322 ( Ackley version) for a Black wildebeest in South Africa at a lasered 347yds! I was zeroed +2 at 100 and I just held on top of his back. BTW, that "58gr H322" load was for a 'standard Whelen Max" in Barnes' very first loading manual!
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