Bonz
Beginner
- Jun 24, 2015
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200 gr X went in on a strong frontal quartering angle and found under opposite hide in the rump.
250 gr X went in behind ribs and recovered in off-side neck meat.
200 TTSX for length comparison.
Frontal view from above of expanded 200 and 250 gr X bullets. Expanded diameter is .75" on the nose, can't tell the bullets apart from the frontal view. Note twist of the petals seen in side view, shows how bullet spin exerts force while expanding and penetrating. Cool!
I have taken 2 elk with the 200 TTSX, however all were complete pass throughs from less than hard angles.
250 gr X went in behind ribs and recovered in off-side neck meat.
200 TTSX for length comparison.
Frontal view from above of expanded 200 and 250 gr X bullets. Expanded diameter is .75" on the nose, can't tell the bullets apart from the frontal view. Note twist of the petals seen in side view, shows how bullet spin exerts force while expanding and penetrating. Cool!
I have taken 2 elk with the 200 TTSX, however all were complete pass throughs from less than hard angles.
