Barnes VOR-TX .35 Whelen 180gr TTSX Polymer Ammunition /20

Barnes VOR-TX .35 Whelen 180gr TTSX Polymer Ammunition /20

Like its Triple-Shock cousin, the Tipped Triple-Shock bullet delivers the same "three strikes you're out" rule. Once as it strikes game, two as the bullet begins to open and a third impact when the cavity fully expands to deliver extra shock with maximum transferred energy. The added polymer tip creates a faster expansion rate as well as better long range ballistics. Ideal for deer-sized game.

VOR-TX ammunition is manufactured to precise tolerances to ensure excellent accuracy and consistent velocities. This ammunition is new production, non-corrosive, in boxer-primed, reloadable brass cases.

Specifications:
Manufacturer: Barnes
Brand: VOR-TX
Caliber: .35 Whelen
Weight: 180gr
Type: TTSX Polymer
MPN: BB35W180
Rounds Per Box: 20

Ballistics:
Muzzle Velocity: 2900 fps
Muzzle Energy: 3362 ft/lb

Features:
- Lead Free Yes
- Case Type Brass
- Primer Boxer
- Corrosive No
- Reloadable Yes
- G1 Ballistic Coefficient 0.295
- Velocity Rating Supersonic

About the Manufacturer
Barnes Bullets has a long rich history.

2011 Expansion of VOR-TX line, Introduction of Match Burners and LRX lines
2010 Barnes Bullets acquired by the Freedom Group, VOR-TX Introduction
2009 Barnes relocates to Mona, Utah, Introduces M/LE line, Spit-Fire T-EZ muzzleloader bullets and the Barnes Buster line
2008 Introduction of the Tipped Triple-Shock (TTSX) line and Release BRM 4
2007 Barnes Celebrates 75 years of "Making Bullets The Way They Ought'a Be.", Introduction of Varmint Grenade and MPG lines
2006 Barnes Introduces the Maximum Range X Bullet (MRX) and the Spit-Fire TMZ
2005 Offers Free DVD: "Choosing the Right Bullet".
2004 Introduced Spit-Fire MZ bullets
2003 Barnes Triple-Shock X Bullet introduced!
2002 Barnes Burner Varminator Introduced
2001 BRM 3 Published
2000 Barnes Burner VLC Varmint Bullet Introduced
1999 Skip Talbot Sets New World Record
1997 XLC-Coated X Bullets introduced at SHOT show
1996 Barnes Moves!
1995 Accuracy World Record Set
1994 Barnes Introduces the Expander MZ and CR-10 Bore Cleaner
1992 BRM 1 introduced. XPB designed for the Military
1986 First Game Taken with an X Bullet
1985 Randy Brooks invents the X Bullet
1979 Barnes Solids Introduced
1974 Randy and Coni Brooks purchase the company
1939 Barnes began large scale manufacturing.
1932 Founded in 1932