Barnes VOR-TX TTSX Rifle Ammunition 7mm PRC 170gr PT 2925 fps 20/ct

SKU: RSR|BB32482UPC: 716876701704Mfr. Part #: 32482

$77.99

Barnes VOR-TX TTSX Rifle Ammunition 7mm PRC 170gr PT 2925 fps 20/ct

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This 7mm PRC product was developed to offer the heaviest tipped copper bullet on the market. Coming in at 170 grains this sleek new bullet is a full 10 grains heavier than the VOR-TX LR version. In addition to its heavy weight the bullet was designed with modest features that make it extremely forgiving. It flat-out shoots! If you want a heavy forgiving bullet for short- to medium-range performance this is your product. For long-range applications be sure to check out the VOR-TX LR load featuring the 160gr LRX.

These all-copper bullets provide destructive power double-diameter expansion maximum weight retention and devastating energy transfer – all with excellent accuracy.

Additional information

Bullet Weight (Grains)

170

Caliber/Gauge

7MM PRC

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

3.90

Grains

170Gr

manufacturer

Barnes

Manufacturer Part Number

32482

Model

VOR-TX

Product Type

Tipped Triple Shock X

Shipping Weight

1.609

Units per Box

20

upc

716876701704

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