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Accubond vs TTSX 308win 125gr vs 130gr 

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Today on Alaskan Ballistics we are shooting with a .308 Springfield M1A and using Barnes 130gr TTSX and Nosler 125gr Accubond.
Which bullet is better for hunting? For Home Defense in your AR-10?
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@Longtrailside
@Longtrailside Год назад
Barnes for hunting, accubonds for when you run out of barnes.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Fair assessment my friend. Godspeed and good hunting to you and yours.
@marksanford3907
@marksanford3907 Год назад
Spot on! Barnes have NEVER let me down! Shooting them 40+ years! One and done…!
@tikkat3962
@tikkat3962 11 месяцев назад
The beauty about Barnes bullets is that you can turn smaller guns into bigger guns through penetration on game and turn bigger rifles into flatter shooting higher velocity rifles with less recoil by reducing bullet weight and still getting more than enough penetration.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
That's so true. My 3630 fps 130gr ttsx would kill any game in North America... though still not my preferred bullet weight for bison or grizzly
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 8 месяцев назад
And that moose didn't like the one twenty seven grain Barnes l r rex from six point five by two eighty four
@280AI
@280AI 2 месяца назад
I’ve done the same test as you did. The only difference was that I used live elk here in Alberta. The results were the same though, I have settled firmly on Barnes coppers. My test calibre was the 280 AI with 168 grainers.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 2 месяца назад
Nice! Godspeed and good hunting
@frankbrowning328
@frankbrowning328 Год назад
That Barnes load really impressed me. The Nosler bullet also did well, but it was slower and a little less impressive as a hunting bullet
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
👍i agree
@bobcatforever3485
@bobcatforever3485 Год назад
AB. Another good and interesting video. Thanks for sharing and for your work. Take care.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Thank you Bobcat! Godspeed and good hunting!
@guardianminifarm8005
@guardianminifarm8005 Год назад
Either or both. But the pedals off of the Barnes extended it's penetration and decreased the expansion of recovered bullet. So it would be considerably larger at least at times. The Barnes seemed to have a more dynamic impact and damage also. I may be wrong. Great deer, Caribou, hog, personal defense options with both. Thank you Sir. Enjoy.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Thank you brother. I like the Barnes too. Godspeed and good hunting.
@ejsocci2630
@ejsocci2630 5 месяцев назад
I really enjoy your videos and I am a Barns guy and I love hunting with Barns
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 5 месяцев назад
Thank You me too
@michaellane4003
@michaellane4003 11 месяцев назад
I'd use the one that gave the best groups. They both are great choices for velocity and terminal performance. If a non-leaded bullet appeals to you, go with the Barnes. The Nosler may expand better at lower velocity though. Both are are nice man!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
Thank you. Agreed 👍 Godspeed and good hunting my friend.
@danrobichaux937
@danrobichaux937 Год назад
Great video! Thank you
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Thank you for watching!
@marklomax7452
@marklomax7452 7 месяцев назад
Shooting game will see them both as winners. Great expansion, great penetration.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 7 месяцев назад
Agreed
@patchitwood7428
@patchitwood7428 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the great video comparison. I currently use Barnes 150 gr. TTSX in my 30-06 in factory ammo. If they made 130 gr. in factory ammo, I would use it. My rifle shoots the 150 gr. very accurately, and it has performed well on whitetail deer. I would not hesitate to use it on larger game. Even though my state doesn’t mandate it, I am a monolithic projectile fan.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 8 месяцев назад
Glad you've had great luck with it!
@untermench3502
@untermench3502 11 месяцев назад
That's a good example of why not to use a Lead core bullet for hunting. I have plenty of lead core bullets that I use for target practice an plinking, but for hunting, over the last few years, I have gone all copper. I would have done it sooner but the technology needed some tweaking and real world testing to see what works for a given job. Good demo.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
Agreed 👍 thank you
@fabulousoffroaddesigns5080
@fabulousoffroaddesigns5080 Год назад
Great video. Verified what I feel, which is TTSX for everything. I would even like a 110 gn.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Yep
@mr.mr.3301
@mr.mr.3301 10 месяцев назад
Like always, light fast bullets expand more. I’m thinking at close distance heavier May be best within 200 yards or so.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 10 месяцев назад
Maybe
@NYPrepper
@NYPrepper Год назад
Great test. TTSX is great.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Thanks bro
@Benroe-yz1nz
@Benroe-yz1nz Год назад
Very good video. Do you have one for the barnes 62gr ttsx in 223 rem? I'd like to take a whitetail this season with one of those before I break out the big guns lol
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
No, I need to make a video... I've got the rounds loaded up. You'll be fine if you're neck shooting does over food plots. I used to do that with 55gr V-max
@ejsocci2630
@ejsocci2630 14 дней назад
Awesome video and I love Barns
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 14 дней назад
Thank you
@sylviacandler5541
@sylviacandler5541 7 месяцев назад
They hold together very, very well!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 7 месяцев назад
Yes they do!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 7 месяцев назад
We'll see about the accubond at .300 win mag velocities.
@YellowHammer26
@YellowHammer26 Год назад
👍👍the 125gr was fine but I really like that 130gr ….especially for deer hunting.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
It'd be the perfect all around deer to caribou bullet for sure
@davidneal6920
@davidneal6920 Год назад
I have taken a few deer with 7MM 160 grain accubond and they did fine but are quite frangible. But the TTSX is really impressive and I love the velocity. Cheers 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Really a 160gr accubond fragmented on you?
@davidneal6920
@davidneal6920 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics well at least lost about 40-50% of its weight
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@davidneal6920 not too bad really.
@davidneal6920
@davidneal6920 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics yeah nothing hit properly ever walked away from it 🇺🇸 🇳🇿
@Off-target-xy6bx
@Off-target-xy6bx Год назад
That’s pretty impressive. Either would work but I’d take the Barnes in case I needed more penetration on bigger game. Good test. 2A💪
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Agreed
@diggernash1
@diggernash1 10 месяцев назад
I just loaded a batch of these for my Howa Super Lite. Hopefully it is a shooter. It feels like a .22 at 4.5 lbs bare. I anticipate being right at 6 lbs ready to hunt.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 10 месяцев назад
I hope they perform well! Good hunting
@jaredconrad7075
@jaredconrad7075 5 месяцев назад
Curious what powder. Not looking for exact recipe. But that's the FPS I'm hoping to get out of my 22" tikka with 130 ttsx for these Kodiak blacktails. Thanks
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 5 месяцев назад
TAC by Ramshot.
@jamespugh
@jamespugh 11 месяцев назад
Barns performed great as always
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
It does
@bertkilborne6464
@bertkilborne6464 Месяц назад
I've always been impressed with Barnes
@NomadicHacker.
@NomadicHacker. 9 месяцев назад
Great test. I am looking to load some up for my 39-06 im hoping to get a 130 ttsx over 3300
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
Nice! Should easily get that!
@Tex_I_Can
@Tex_I_Can Год назад
That TTSX is a hammer!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Sure is
@mitchellnelms7572
@mitchellnelms7572 Год назад
Good velocities. They'd both be good for self defense and tactical use. I'm still trying to find the best 308 factory ammo for use in an ar10. So far, the hornady 150gr sst is the fastest and hardest hitting for self defense.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
For home defense the SST would be a good round as it won't overpenetrate. I wouldn't use it on game (I've tried) and it will tend to underpenetrate
@CallOFDutyMVP666
@CallOFDutyMVP666 Год назад
Wow, didn't realize how much more power you can get with a 22 inch barrel vs a 16 especially on these lighter loads. Very impressive velocities.
@jaypee389
@jaypee389 Год назад
Length is the friend of lightness.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Very true.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
They'll perform a little better at around 2900 coming from a 16" is my best guess... more weight retention, more uniform expansion probably slightly more penetration.
@CallOFDutyMVP666
@CallOFDutyMVP666 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics would these perform well out of an LR 308 AR 10 with a 16 inch barrel? I was considering the 130 gr Barnes or the 150 gt Buffalo Barnes TTSX for general wilderness protection.
@sugargoldy
@sugargoldy Год назад
Good video Chuck how do you determine the energy of the bullet when you had that little screen up thank you
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Velocity Squared x bullet weight in grains All divided over the constant which is 450240.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Hopefully i said the formula right... if confused hit me up on IG or mewe and I'll take a picture of the formula
@ejsocci2630
@ejsocci2630 2 месяца назад
I love Barns… nice speeds with your reloading.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 2 месяца назад
Me too. Not even at max yet. And still getting 3150 in my 18" barrel. Godspeed and good hunting to you and yours my friend.
@jjgriffin3275
@jjgriffin3275 Год назад
the cheapest 308 bullets i can find is the hornady 150 sp interlock, seems would be great for home defense and hunting as the good ole soft points have been working for generations and they are CHEAP, i love me some ballistic tips tho
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Better b.c. on the ballistic tips but yeah they're okay though not for heavy large game like bison or bears
@Joe-lk6oc
@Joe-lk6oc 2 месяца назад
Barnes for the win!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 2 месяца назад
Yep!
@M.H.D.actual
@M.H.D.actual Год назад
Excellent performance of the bullets considering the velocity. Those have got to be some flat shooters too, and the longer the range then more penetration id think. Its too bad Speer didnt offer the golddot at these lower weights in 30 caliber.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
A 125gr speer gold dot would have been awesome
@The_Judge300
@The_Judge300 Год назад
I have tested LOTS of different bullets, but there are good reasons for why I use Barnes bullets of different types for almost all my hunting and almost all my rifles. And this test is one indication of why, but very far from the whole picture of why. The only rifle I am not using Barnes bullets, is my 6.5x55 Swedish because I am not bothered to reload for it and I am not able to buy factory loads with Barnes TTSX in 6.5x55 Swedish. For all my other rifles, I only use non Barnes bullets for varmints and training.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Does barnes even produce 6.5x55 swedish? The 127gr lrx in that weight would be sweet.
@M.H.D.actual
@M.H.D.actual Год назад
I can confirm that the 127gr LRX in my 6.5x55mm is an excellent performer. And I can use 6.5 staball to load it, which is a lot more common than RL19 right now. I shot a reduced load into water jugs and was very impressed. 5 jugs of penetration and the bullet kept all its petals, final expansion being just under 3/4 of an inch, the only weight loss being from the plastic tip. Go buy a set of Lee dies, and some 127gr LRXs, you won't be disappointed. Also the 147gr eld-m is great Hog medicine.
@The_Judge300
@The_Judge300 Год назад
@@M.H.D.actual I use the Barnes LRX in my 6.5x55 Krag from 1918 and it performs very well in that. I have just not bothered to reload for my 6.5x55 Swedish yet as I am already reloading for many rifles, I am totally tired/bored of all the reloading and I get good enough results with the Lapua Mega factory ammo I use in it for what I use it for.
@trg3761
@trg3761 24 дня назад
Wondering if you could share what powder you used for the barns 130 ttsx?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 24 дня назад
Thought we said it... sorry... Ramshot TAC
@danielnalepinski3884
@danielnalepinski3884 Год назад
125 grain accubond is awesome for deer sized game. Might use the Barnes on elk sized game.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Fair enough
@joshuafox3230
@joshuafox3230 Год назад
What kind of performance do you mean by awesome??.... like a grenade awesome?
@derekmcmurry
@derekmcmurry Год назад
Man your numbers are SOOO close to mine in my 308 130 TTSX with TAC in a Tikka rifle. Killed a few whitetails with it last season.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Bullet perform well?
@derekmcmurry
@derekmcmurry Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics PERFECTLY, as ALWAYS, with Barnes - at least in my experience
@derekmcmurry
@derekmcmurry Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics I'm just now reviewing load data for 300WSM with 168 TTSX. I have new Norma and Nosler brass prepped, primed, ready to load. Also have the 180 Accubonds and 190s as well. Waiting on it to get back from my builder who is lengthening throat so I can seat bullets out further
@Calaveras32Spcl
@Calaveras32Spcl Год назад
Seems the Barnes might be a little better for tougher critters. For deer size game, either would work fine. Just needs some work on the loadings to tighten the SD a bit.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
True... but that's my powder thrower i think
@Calaveras32Spcl
@Calaveras32Spcl Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics quite possibly. I assume this was the first batch of these? So this works fine for a starting point. I dont have a digital throw, so I throw light and trickle up to what I want. Is slow but it works.
@beamonk
@beamonk Год назад
What powder did you use?
@Calaveras32Spcl
@Calaveras32Spcl Год назад
@beamonk the add up slide says "loaded with TAC" so probably Ramshot TAC.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Correct. Ramshot TAC
@murrayandru7527
@murrayandru7527 6 месяцев назад
I have used Accu Bonds for years , no need for me to try anything else !! .308 win 125 gr.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 6 месяцев назад
What game?
@angusmcnaughton4570
@angusmcnaughton4570 Год назад
I love how you stack em up and don't waste time , blam blam blam. I need to load up some lighter projectiles for lighter amminals. I kind of went a little bit extreme with everything. Shooting a DSA SA-58 and a Burris LRS scope with a "Christmas tree" ranging reticle Keep em coming ! I love balistics ! Do you do any .50bmg ?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
I don't have access to a .50 bmg right now.
@angusmcnaughton4570
@angusmcnaughton4570 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics let me know if you do , I have a great friend who can get BIG surplus and another friend who houses S3@l te@m 6 at his ranch. Projectiles and brass are easy and I reload with 20mm powder. Right now primers are 79$ for 100 at north 40 , but I am still good for now, last time I bought API I paid WAY less than 1$ a pop . I love your tests . Great information
@angusmcnaughton4570
@angusmcnaughton4570 Год назад
Also... I build cannons 😁 I have shipped them everywhere and used to sell on gunbroker... not enough sales , I got distracted and wandered off . I do a nice beer can howitzer that gets a 2.2 pound can of concrete to about 1500fps with only 2 ounce of goex 2f , and we golf ⛳ , no idea where those go , but a 16 Oz. Halibut sinker is ammo, so is whatever you put In a toilet paper tube. 😀 👍
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Thanks brother. If you want to meet and shoot yours on video, let me know
@angusmcnaughton4570
@angusmcnaughton4570 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics absolutely, if I escape Washington I would love to ride the ferry north, especially if there is destruction and a BBQ ! . My place is for SALE ! Looking to live on POW Island, seafood and bears 😋
@pink_love_cat4928
@pink_love_cat4928 9 месяцев назад
Im just wondering if a 1in10 is to much twist and how stable that 130 will be at 200 or more yards ?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
There's no such thing as too much of a twist. Back when jackets were thinner and manufactured poorly, yes too much twist can hurt accuracy. Now, it doesn't matter to much. I shoot 40gr fmj out of my .22-250 and they're as accurate as anything else
@johnkaraphillis754
@johnkaraphillis754 Год назад
Depends which bullet your rifle likes. SE USA penetration and B/C are out the window. I like them both, but I would let my rifle decide. Thanks
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
A good handloader probably could get either to shoot well.
@johnkaraphillis754
@johnkaraphillis754 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics I guess it depends on what shooting “well” means. I’ve had rifles over the last 40 years that would never shoot certain bullets not matter what powder, primer, etc I tried. Either way enjoyed video. Thanks
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@johnkaraphillis754 i get that...
@markking5711
@markking5711 4 месяца назад
What powder load did you use?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 4 месяца назад
Ramshot TAC .4grs away from maximum (below) in each the barnes and nosler manuals.
@le3045acp
@le3045acp 6 месяцев назад
both bullets will work on deer sized game but which one is the most acurate at range
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 6 месяцев назад
Depends on the rifle
@ryannafe9252
@ryannafe9252 9 месяцев назад
I’m sure that accubond is great for lighter deer species, but I’m telling you right now that for inside of about 100 yards, that 130 grain TTSX absolutely smashes and puts down just about anything at any angle. Fantastic for woods hunting whitetail.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
Nice! Thank you for sharing your experience
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
I know you're right because I put down a big bull moose with a barnes 127gr lrx from my 6.5x284 Norma going about 150fps slower than this
@ryannafe9252
@ryannafe9252 9 месяцев назад
Yeah man, they’re a very good bullet for the .308. At impact velocity over (or at) 2,600 fps. That the key with Barnes’ copper bullets, make sure they’re light-for-caliber and hitting the target at over 2,600
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
@ryannafe9252 going to try accuracy in my .300. Win mag next.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
@ryannafe9252 i prefer the lrx because you can go down to 2200 easily, possibly more.
@user-cl7jw7td5q
@user-cl7jw7td5q 2 месяца назад
👍👍
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 2 месяца назад
Thank You
@pink_love_cat4928
@pink_love_cat4928 9 месяцев назад
Now that 130 is the 💩 maybe I need to try some of those this hunting season 😁
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 9 месяцев назад
Yep... if they're accurate
@luvtahandload7692
@luvtahandload7692 10 месяцев назад
Ya, buuuttttt.......at longer ranges the Accubond will still expand when the much harder Barnes is just penciling through.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 10 месяцев назад
True but you're talking 500+ yards with the ttsx going that fast
@luvtahandload7692
@luvtahandload7692 10 месяцев назад
@@AlaskanBallistics from a 308? That's debatable.
@JAKDRZR
@JAKDRZR 8 месяцев назад
@@luvtahandload7692 the barns is rated to open up at 1800fps. Ballistic calculator says that’s 600 yards when pushing then 3200 at the muzzle.
@angusmcnaughton4570
@angusmcnaughton4570 Год назад
We call the 180 nosslers "green death" ☠ , got to be honest, all of my amminal hunting rounds are stuff that I accumulated from gun shows, so often I only have lots of 100 for hunting with the 300 win mag , .300 H&H and .308 .... but I have never shot anything twice, so 100 rounds is cool 😎
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Nice!
@doghousedon1
@doghousedon1 3 месяца назад
I wonder how these two bullets will perform out of Contender pistol? Their launch velocities will be much slower, around 2600 fps. Thanks for the vid.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 3 месяца назад
I'm not sure. Good question. They'll both do fine though down to about 2000-2300
@doghousedon1
@doghousedon1 7 дней назад
​@@AlaskanBallistics 2600 fps didn't quite meet my requirements. However, 2650 did. 😊 Thanks.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 7 дней назад
​@@doghousedon1 nice! Which bullet ?
@kfranklin308
@kfranklin308 Год назад
What powders do you recommend for lightweight copper projectiles in 308?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
TAC BLC-2
@kfranklin308
@kfranklin308 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics Thanks! Which reloading data source do you use the most? I’m loading 308 100g-130g copper and I’m having a tough time finding data. Do you just go by the data for the same weight lead projectiles?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@kfranklin308 barnes. It's free online
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@kfranklin308 i usually use the data from the bullet manufacturers i use.
@kfranklin308
@kfranklin308 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics ok thanks
@keithreese9636
@keithreese9636 Год назад
Cool video, slow mo really looked like that Barnes hit with a lot more energy dump VS Accubond. I think the factory Barnes done great @3128. I'd like to load my own also but only have about 100 primers left & saving those to load 45-70. Great vid as usual thanks again m
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Where are you from?
@keithreese9636
@keithreese9636 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics Dublin Ga raised in Clayton County
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Can't ship primers out of Alaska
@keithreese9636
@keithreese9636 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics lm in good shape as far as factory 308win & bought a bunch of Buffalo Bore 357magnum back when it was 10 bucks cheaper
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@keithreese9636 i grew up off of flint river road in Jonesboro. If you were in Alaska, I'd give you 300 lrp. But i can't import or export them easily
@BoostedMK6
@BoostedMK6 8 месяцев назад
So you take the 130gr or 150gr TTSX for Elk hunting? My .308 16” shoots the 150’s good but I haven’t tested the 130s. I’d gain a better velocity out of it. Thoughts anyone?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 8 месяцев назад
In a 16" .308, I'd take the 130s for more speed to ensure they open up at distance. The 150s mistletoe are getting 2550 to 2650 fps... meaning a 300 yard door is iffy on expansion. The 130s should be getting 2950+. They still got 3150ish in my 18"
@BoostedMK6
@BoostedMK6 8 месяцев назад
@@AlaskanBallistics I’ll buy a box and see how they do before the trip then! Thank you.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 8 месяцев назад
No problem! Have you chronographed your 150s?
@BoostedMK6
@BoostedMK6 8 месяцев назад
@@AlaskanBallistics I haven’t. I really need to buy one. So sadly I won’t have that option this year for testing. Max range will be 250 yards probably in a clearing. It’s dense there in the rain forest
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 8 месяцев назад
@BoostedMK6 Shooting custom handloads like these are, It is essentially even at that distance. If they are going above three thousand feet per second the drop is significantly different. Is a lot of gun ranks around here actually rent one
@sylviacandler5541
@sylviacandler5541 7 месяцев назад
My family has killed a LOT of deer with the 308 Win loaded with 125g Sierra lead tip, and recently the plastic tip.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 7 месяцев назад
Cool. Do they hold together well?
@jordanhays732
@jordanhays732 Год назад
So personally if I were to use a 308 for self defense I’d think I’d like the 110 gr vmax for home defense use I haven’t tested it but I would assume it wouldn’t Over penetrate as much. I definitely could be wrong. Just my 2cents.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
You could also definitely underpenetrate. I would look at the 110 grain barns.
@jordanhays732
@jordanhays732 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics what do you mean by under penetration. Correct me if I’m wrong but I’d like to think in a self defense scenario that you wouldn’t want the bullet to exit the body especially inside a house where it could continue on and hit a loved one. I don’t know not my area of expertise. Maybe a good idea for a video though.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@jordanhays732 but if it doesn't penetrate to the vitals because the bullet breaks apart, it'll do nothing... absorbing the energy doesn't kill or put something down, penetrating to the vitals does. A vmax can under penetrate.
@jordanhays732
@jordanhays732 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics ok I gotcha now had a blond moment lol have a good night bud.
@poorfatman5317
@poorfatman5317 11 месяцев назад
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
Thanks
@diggernash1
@diggernash1 11 месяцев назад
I reload TTSX and Accubonds; both are effective on whitetails in a variey of calibers. But...whitetails are fairly fragile animals.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
They're tougher than people give them credit for. Thanks for watching and the comment. Godspeed and good hunting to you and yours.
@diggernash1
@diggernash1 11 месяцев назад
@AlaskanBallistics we get to shoot 10 does and two bucks down here, but they are smaller. Every deer that gave me a long track was a poor shot on my part. You hit both lungs from the center forward, with a medium game cartridge, and they are not going more than 150 yards.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
Georgia?
@diggernash1
@diggernash1 11 месяцев назад
@@AlaskanBallistics Yes, sir. I've shot 50ish pounders up to 200. The milk fed rascals eat good.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
I'm from Jonesboro Originally
@lowellhalsteadjr4832
@lowellhalsteadjr4832 8 месяцев назад
Im going to try the accubonds in my two shot 30-30.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 8 месяцев назад
Let me know how that works
@mikerobinson8734
@mikerobinson8734 Год назад
I have a love hate relationship with the Springfield M1A. I just wish they were more accurate. I’ve owned 3 of them 2 scouts and a socom 16 each would not do better than 3 MOA @ 100 yards no matter the load I tried. 😢. Apparently it’s common knowledge they aren’t known for being an accurate rifle unless you spring the extra cash for a loaded or match M1A.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Yeah, the longer match barrels are really accurate, AR-10 is a better accuracy platform.
@mikerobinson8734
@mikerobinson8734 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics For sure. Granted I did take a pronghorn @ 400 yards last year with my M1a but I shot it in the lower leg which slowed it down allowing for a follow up. I blame the rifle and myself for taking an M1A on a pronghorn hunt. To get within 400 yards of those speed goats is a task in of itself.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@mikerobinson8734 yeah I'll be taking 6.5x284 for that
@chrisgabbert658
@chrisgabbert658 Год назад
Loaded
@NYPrepper
@NYPrepper Год назад
Agree about TTSX for shtf. I have LRX and TTSX for shtf.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Agreed
@timsmith7315
@timsmith7315 2 месяца назад
Did he post the RL recipe?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 2 месяца назад
No. It's .7grs away from Max at the specified c.o.a.l. in both the barnes and nosler manuals. Hope that helps.
@randlerichardson5826
@randlerichardson5826 Год назад
I shoot Accubonds in my 300 Winchester magnum and the ballistic tips in 4 of my hunting rifles
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
👍
@chrisgabbert658
@chrisgabbert658 Год назад
👍😊
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Thanks brother
@chrisgabbert658
@chrisgabbert658 Год назад
@@AlaskanBallistics how’s the accuracy
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
@chrisgabbert658 haven't tested yet. We barely had enough brass to load for these tests
@curly__3
@curly__3 7 месяцев назад
The copper bullets have a bad habit of dropping all their petals on contact with with bones like the shoulder blade, etc...i also notice serious bore wear from shooting them...
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 7 месяцев назад
At high speeds they shed petals for sure. In the 2800 to 3100 range they
@joelodjick230
@joelodjick230 11 месяцев назад
Man, I am surprised the AB did so well at nearly 3200 FPS. Would really think thats a peach loaded to around 2800 fps, for deer out to a couple hundred yards anyway
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
Yeah at 2800 to 3000 it would be better for deer, caribou, black bear
@joelodjick230
@joelodjick230 11 месяцев назад
@@AlaskanBallistics Heck yeah, be nice if someone wanted to take it easy on themselves (or someone else) recoil wise or likes crazy lightweight rifles. As always great testing and video quality!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 11 месяцев назад
@joelodjick230 thank you brother
@montanamusings
@montanamusings Год назад
I wonder what they would do at 300 yards.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Me too... they should be able to expand well because they're still going 2500+
@derekmcmurry
@derekmcmurry Год назад
In my Tikka 308, the 130 TTSX over TAC did very well on southern whitetails several hundred yards
@danoneill2846
@danoneill2846 Год назад
in a M1A I would use a lead 150 gr +/- not full power
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
Yeah that works
@gascheck8151
@gascheck8151 5 месяцев назад
Barnes is always a winner.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 5 месяцев назад
In their ttsx and lrx lines yes
@ben7111
@ben7111 5 месяцев назад
Accubonds for when you want to punch a tiny little hole through a deer. Practice tip style
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 5 месяцев назад
Accubonds need speed like copper bullets
@aaronwilcox6417
@aaronwilcox6417 Год назад
Smoking speed from 308.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics Год назад
They're a wee bit toasty
@REDNECKROOTS
@REDNECKROOTS 3 месяца назад
How do you hunt in alaska and stalk game in deep snow in such terrible shape?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 3 месяца назад
Snowshoes... I've got more endurance than you think
@williamgriffinjr2895
@williamgriffinjr2895 22 дня назад
I run the 110 TTSX out of a 308 & 30-06. They drive through!
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 22 дня назад
Nice!
@jasonforester4572
@jasonforester4572 3 месяца назад
I just tried a box of Barnes TTSX 120grn in my 7mm-08. Holy Cow my rifle likes those cartridges! The info on the box gives a velocity of 3005fps. My Model 70 has a 22 inch barrel so it may be a little shy of that claim. I'll guess 50 - 100 fps under 3005. I just got a chrono, so the next time I go to the range I'll know how close to the claim it is. I definitely found my rifle/cartridge combo for this year's Deer and Black Bear. Now I'm curious as to how Barnes 139grn LRX would perform out of my 7mmRm?
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 3 месяца назад
That ammo will take anything in North America. Not my first choice on moose bison or brown bear, but I wouldn't feel under gunned. Let me know how they chronograph I love barnes bullets but their loaded ammo often has terrible standard deviations.
@AlaskanBallistics
@AlaskanBallistics 3 месяца назад
And here's a video on my 120gr ttsx handloads
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