Barnes VOR-TX .300 Weatherby Mag
Box Quantity: 20 · Bullet Type: Ballistic / Flex Tip · Bullet Weight: 180 grains
Specifications
Casing Brass
Bullet Type Ballistic / Flex Tip
Pressurized No
Box Quantity 20
Bullet Weight 180 grains
Caliber / Gauge .300 Weatherby Mag
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Description
Product Overview
Barnes VOR-TX .300 Weatherby Mag ammunition is loaded with a 180 grain TTSX Boat Tail bullet for reliable expansion, deep penetration, and high weight retention. The all-copper projectile uses a polymer tip and pressure-reducing grooves to promote rapid expansion and consistent accuracy across hunting distances. Its four-petal expansion design helps deliver effective tissue and bone disruption for deer, elk, antelope, and other medium to large game.
Key Features
- 180 grain TTSX Boat Tail bullet provides a flat trajectory and dependable hunting performance
- All-copper construction delivers high weight retention and deep penetration
- Polymer tip initiates rapid expansion on impact
- Pressure-reducing grooves support consistent accuracy
- Brass cases and a 20-round box suit hunting and load development needs
Choose Barnes VOR-TX for a controlled-expansion .300 Weatherby Mag hunting load built for accuracy and deep penetration.
3.5 | 2 Reviews
- SKU:
- 22013
- UPC:
- 716876050017
- BUDS ID:
- 85328
Customer Reviews
3.5 out of 5
2 total reviews
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Latest Reviews
James K.
4 years ago
Verified Purchaser
Grouped pretty well...
Grouped pretty well for me…one of the better ones I've tested. Have not used on live game yet, so don't have any feedback yet on how it performs in the field.
Matthew W.
9 years ago
Verified Purchaser
I used 180 grain ttsx...
I used 180 grain ttsx bullets out of a 300 wby mag on a cow elk hunt. I shot a cow twice through the shoulder at about 400 yards. The elk ran a couple hundred yards before dropping. The animal had limited damage to the internal organs. The bullet was recovered in the far side shoulder. The bullet had expended, and shed the pedals upon impact. The pedals were recovered in the meat of the entrance shoulder. The bullet proceeded thru the animal without expansion and having lost close to half of its weight. The ammunition was very accurate out of my firearm.
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