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The Barnes Bullet Brand, known for the all copper muzzleloader bullet designs has been purchased by a large outdoor equipment focused corporation called “Clarus”. The Shooting Wire shared this about the news: Clarus Corporation announced that it has purchased the headquarters of its Barnes brand.

Barnes has been making lead-free ammo since 2003, including the less-well-known long-range LRX, which launched in 2011.

The TTSX is a solid-copper bullet with a polymer tip--something new for Barnes in a solid. The tip improves upon the capabilities of the original TSX bullet at longer ranges, and it provides even faster expansion than its predecessor.

The 110gr TTSX weighs 110.4gr and is 1.0425" long with a diameter of 0.3060". It has a flat base, two Accu-Grooves and a large blue polymer tip 0.1825" long and 0.1465" in diameter, giving a better overall hollow point than the TSX bullet.

From elk and moose to coyotes and hogs, the Barnes TSX works. The bullet stays intact to deliver maximum energy at any range. The consistent expansion of the bullet is what hunters will appreciate.

Interestingly the TSX bullets all have a 0.3070" diameter and the TTSX even smaller at 0.3060", again to reduce friction. All the bullets retained near as damn it 100% of their weight plus a bit of media. Now the interesting part regarding down range performance.

No, we are not discontinuing any of our flagship lines of ammunition or handloading components, including VOR-TX, VOR-TX LR, TAC-XPD, TSX, TTSX, LRX, and Matchburners. 1. Demand is HUGE right now.

Lead-Free: Like many specialty lines from Barnes Bullets, the TSX ammo line is lead-free. This is a perk if the area you're hunting in doesn't allow lead bullets.