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I shoot the 62 TTSX out of my AR’s and a 1in8 22-250. I like hell out of them. I load 62 Bear Claws too. They work well too.
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Thanks, hanco!
How do you like those 62 gr ttsx? My state requires minimum 1200 ft-lb muzzle energy to be legal for deer hunting and from the ballistic calc I've used the 62g ttsx should meet that requirment.
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I’ve used the 36 gr Barnes VG to great effect on prairie dogs. I haven’t tried then on a coyote but would bet you’ll be sewing a lot of hides if you did.
Yours in Liberty,
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Thanks, hanco!
How do you like those 62 gr ttsx? My state requires minimum 1200 ft-lb muzzle energy to be legal for deer hunting and from the ballistic calc I've used the 62g ttsx should meet that requirment. They shoot really well in these. ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/mDsTQBn1/8-D438-CA5-C694-4811-825-A-91-C5-E69-D71-B6.jpg)
Last edited by hanco; 05/05/21.
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