Has anyone tried these bullets?
Since I can't seem to get my hands on any Nosler 129 Accubond LR's, I'm contemplating trying these in my bolt Grendel (with added benefit of all copper design).
Here is what Barnes says about LRX:
What would be a good powder? CFE 223?...AA2520? (remember, thinking 57k psi for bolt gun).
Since I can't seem to get my hands on any Nosler 129 Accubond LR's, I'm contemplating trying these in my bolt Grendel (with added benefit of all copper design).
Here is what Barnes says about LRX:
The LRX (Long Range X) bullets are flying out of here faster than we can make them. These are an optimized version of the Tipped TSX bullet and they have unique qualities that may make them better for you under a few circumstances.
An improved nose and boattail to be even more streamlined (higher BC value). This will again add to the distance you can shoot and still achieve bullet expansion. On top of that, we have lowered the minimum impact velocity to achieve expansion from 2000 fps (for most of the Tipped TSX calibers and weights) to 1600 fps for all of the LRX bullets. Again this will add about another 200 yds to your maximum effective range. In some larger cartridges this will allow the bullets to expand out to distances of 1000 yds or more.
An improved nose and boattail to be even more streamlined (higher BC value). This will again add to the distance you can shoot and still achieve bullet expansion. On top of that, we have lowered the minimum impact velocity to achieve expansion from 2000 fps (for most of the Tipped TSX calibers and weights) to 1600 fps for all of the LRX bullets. Again this will add about another 200 yds to your maximum effective range. In some larger cartridges this will allow the bullets to expand out to distances of 1000 yds or more.
What would be a good powder? CFE 223?...AA2520? (remember, thinking 57k psi for bolt gun).
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