Description

Barnes VOR-TX 300 WSM 165-grain TTSX boat tail (polymer-tipped) ammunition is engineered for precision and controlled expansion in the field. The VOR-TX line uses Barnes’ all-copper TTSX design with a polymer tip to improve ballistic coefficients and initiate consistent bullet performance. Ideal for hunters seeking reliable terminal performance and for shooters using range practice ammo to confirm zero and trajectory.

Key Specifications

• The .300 Winchester Short Magnum (300 WSM) cartridge offers a flat trajectory and effective long-range performance for many big-game hunting scenarios.
• The 165-grain bullet weight balances sectional density and velocity to help maintain energy and penetration on game.
• The tipped TTSX boat tail (polymer-tipped) bullet design provides an improved ballistic coefficient and more uniform expansion at a variety of distances.
• The 3130 fps muzzle velocity delivers consistent downrange performance for accurate shot placement and predictable trajectory.
• The 3590 ft-lbs muzzle energy rating indicates strong energy delivery at the muzzle for field-required terminal performance.
• The 20 rounds per box packaging is convenient for load planning during hunting trips and range sessions.
• The brass case construction supports reliable feeding and extraction and is reloadable for handloaders.
• The California certified nonlead designation meets nonlead requirements for hunting in applicable jurisdictions.

Barnes VOR-TX 300 WSM TTSX boat tail ammunition is a choice for hunters and precision shooters who want consistent ballistics and retained weight from an all-copper, polymer-tipped bullet. While optimized for hunting ammo for deer and other big-game applications, these factory rounds also serve well as range practice ammo to verify zeros and trajectory. This load is not a typical self-defense ammunition option; it is intended for field and precision rifle use where controlled expansion and high weight retention are priorities.

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