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<blockquote data-quote="VernAK" data-source="post: 1923132" data-attributes="member: 105383"><p>I have used various Barnes TSX/TTSX/LRX bullets on game of all sizes in several calibers and I really like em. I have seen one bullet that may have hit brush just prior to the animal and I think the hollow point can be bent and closed or perhaps immediate impact on a bone may bend the tip like yours. I shot a very large crippled bull moose at 380 yards with my 9.3x62 and the bullet opened well and was against the hide on the far side.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="VernAK, post: 1923132, member: 105383"] I have used various Barnes TSX/TTSX/LRX bullets on game of all sizes in several calibers and I really like em. I have seen one bullet that may have hit brush just prior to the animal and I think the hollow point can be bent and closed or perhaps immediate impact on a bone may bend the tip like yours. I shot a very large crippled bull moose at 380 yards with my 9.3x62 and the bullet opened well and was against the hide on the far side. [/QUOTE]
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