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Barnes TTSX (Tipped Triple-Shock X) 375 Caliber (375 Diameter) Bullets 250 Grain Polymer Tip Box of 50

$53.70
Brand
Barnes
Caliber
.375 Cal
Category
Reloading
Bullet Type
Polymer Tip
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
250
UPC
716876375424
MPN
30484

Overview

The Barnes Tipped TSX (TTSX) .375 caliber 250-grain Boat Tail rifle bullet is a 100-percent lead-free projectile featuring a copper body with relief grooves cut into the shank to reduce pressure. The addition of a streamlined polymer tip improves the ballistic coefficient and promotes faster expansion upon impact. Designed for deep penetration and high weight retention (99-100%), the bullet utilizes a re-engineered nose cavity and four razor-sharp cutting petals that expand to double the original diameter. This construction is intended to maximize internal damage and ensure clean kills. Barnes recommends seating these bullets 0.030” to 0.070” off the lands for optimal accuracy.

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