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Barnes Tipped Triple-Shock X 416 Caliber (0.416'''') Bullets - 416 Caliber (0.416'''') 350gr Ttsx Boat Tail 50/Box
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SKU: 100032973
Overview
Built for hunters loading a .416 caliber rifle, these 350-grain tipped bullets are intended for situations where controlled expansion and dependable bullet integrity matter. The polymer tip and re-engineered nose cavity are designed to support faster expansion, while the copper body and multiple ring construction reflect the TSX design. With a boat tail profile and a 50-round box count, this option suits hunters looking for a premium projectile for longer-range shooting and big-game use.
Why Hunters Choose the Barnes Bullets
Streamlined Polymer
Tip is designed to improve
Re-engineered Nose
Cavity supports faster expansion than
Nearly 100%
Weight retention is stated in
Copper Body
Multiple ring construction is included
Packaged 50-count
Box for convenient loading supply
Key Features
- 416 caliber, 350-grain TTSX boat tail bullets
- Streamlined polymer tip for improved long-range ballistics
- Copper body with multiple ring construction
- Re-engineered nose cavity for faster expansion
- Designed for nearly 100% weight retention
- Packaged 50 bullets per box
Best Used For
- Hunters seeking a tipped bullet option for long-range shooting applications
- Shooters wanting a 416 caliber 350gr boat tail bullet in a 50-count box
- Users prioritizing fast expansion and nearly 100% weight retention
- Those looking for a copper-bodied bullet with multiple ring construction
- Hunters who prefer a streamlined polymer tip for improved long-range ballistics
Specifications
| Accuracy | Deadly accuracy |
|---|---|
| Bullet Type | Ttsx Boat Tail |
| Bullet Weight | 350gr |
| Caliber | 416 Caliber (0.416'''') |
| Copper Body | true |
| Expansion | Even faster expansion than the TSX |
| Long Range Ballistics | true |
| Multiple Ring Construction | true |
| Polymer Tip | true |
| Quantity | 50/Box |
| Re Engineered Nose Cavity | true |
| Terminal Performance | Excellent terminal performance |
| Weight Retention | Nearly 100% |
Pros
- Streamlined polymer tip is designed to improve long-range ballistics.
- Re-engineered nose cavity supports faster expansion than the TSX design.
- Nearly 100% weight retention is stated in the product description.
- Copper body with multiple ring construction is included in the bullet design.
- Packaged in a 50-count box for convenient loading supply.
Considerations & Trade-offs
- Designed specifically for .416 caliber use, so it is not a general-purpose option for other chamberings.
- The tipped, boat-tail design is oriented toward longer-range ballistics, which may be less relevant for hunters prioritizing close-range use.
- As a 350gr bullet, it is a heavier projectile that may not suit every rifle setup or recoil preference.
- Packaged 50 per box, which may be more than needed for occasional shooters but less convenient for small-volume testing.
Suggested Comparisons
- Big-game rifle bullets
- Monolithic copper bullets
- Boat-tail hunting bullets
- Reloading bullets
Suggested Accessories
- Bullet storage box
- Reloading press
- Powder scale
- Case trimmer
Frequently Asked Questions
What caliber and bullet weight is this Barnes Tipped Triple-Shock X load component made for?
It is listed as 416 caliber (0.416") bullets in a 350gr TTSX Boat Tail configuration.
How many bullets are included in the box?
The product is sold as a 50/Box.
What is different about the Tipped TSX compared with the standard TSX description here?
The source says the Tipped TSX adds a streamlined polymer tip and a re-engineered nose cavity to the TSX design.
Does the product description mention what kind of performance it is intended to provide?
Yes. The description states that the tip is meant to improve long-range ballistics and that the design provides faster expansion, nearly 100% weight retention, deadly accuracy, and excellent terminal performance.
Is the bullet construction described in the source?
Yes. The source describes a copper body with multiple ring construction, plus the added polymer tip.