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... well. As is already pointed out either run the 275 XPB and crimp in the driving band, or run the TSX out longer ... shots are 100 yds or less. I have had good luck with Barnes bullets in other calibers (6.8 SPC, blackpowder) ...

... witch only have two driving bands whereas the XPB 275's have three. The band closest to the point is missing ... be ok. You know, I looked for those (XPB), it seems Barnes only lists the TSX as the 450 Bushmaster bullet on ...

Data from Barnes which I believe is the same Hogdon has listed. https://i.postimg.cc/Wz7V1xjx/Barnes-275-data.jpg No offense, but IMHO, even the max loading ... just comparing them to my own experience with the 275 XPB. FWIW, unless you have a real long (≥ 24 inch) barrel, ...

... New Dimension 4 die set and plan to shoot Barnes 275 XPB bullets. I have never crimped in my reloading experience and ...

... I am hoping to get some help on reloading the 275G TSX for the bushmaster in AR platform. I loaded ... I have been loading the 250G FTX and the Barnes 200G XPB bullet using Hoots load data (Thanks Hoot for your postings ...

... for Black Bear, I would bet that either the Barnes 200 XPB or 275 XPB/TSX, would be excellent choices. That's what I would use. ...

I just thought about it, I’ll have to get a pic of the entrance wound on my bear rug. You can make out all the petals from the Barnes bullet. So basically instant opening.

200gr Barnes from a frontal chest shot 120ish yds, found in rear ham. Never hit any heavy bone, just the brisket going in.

... If .451, maybe. If you plan on running the Barnes 275 TSX, then yes. That bullet actually has a diameter around .450-.4505. To your question about the 200 XPB and the 275 TSX. The driving bands are the same distance ...

... well to deer? I have been thinking about the barnes 275gr xbp (.451dia) but am concerned about a heavier bullet ... For that reason, I'm a big fan of the Barnes 200gr XPB. Over Lil Gun, it will deliver a TKO value equal to ...