Anyone know what effects hBN will have on the expansion of TSX bullets. I coated a box and looks like the hollow point is full. Will this affect expansion????
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Re: The use of hBN with Barnes TSX?
I have no idea,
is the hBN a hard substance?
The TSX in small cals have been known to be reported to have penciled through when debrise and or animal parts have clogged the HP,
I would advice you to
1 testshoot for expansion
or
2 just have the HP cleaned out.
Some user/poster in here I guess did go to the lenght of opening up the HP slightly in his TSX and uniforming then.
Might I suggest that you get the T-TSX ie the tipped version next time to calm your mind and exclude all second guessing.
Best regards Chris
I have no idea,
is the hBN a hard substance?
The TSX in small cals have been known to be reported to have penciled through when debrise and or animal parts have clogged the HP,
I would advice you to
1 testshoot for expansion
or
2 just have the HP cleaned out.
Some user/poster in here I guess did go to the lenght of opening up the HP slightly in his TSX and uniforming then.
Might I suggest that you get the T-TSX ie the tipped version next time to calm your mind and exclude all second guessing.
Best regards Chris
Re: The use of hBN with Barnes TSX?
It should not effect it in that its a lubricant , but If shooting at Game I would just not coat them or take a pin and remove it , your really only concerened about it for the rifling so the bullets major diameter is the only area effected
Bill
It should not effect it in that its a lubricant , but If shooting at Game I would just not coat them or take a pin and remove it , your really only concerened about it for the rifling so the bullets major diameter is the only area effected
Bill
