Barnes Triple-Shock X (TSX) 22 Caliber 62 Grain HPBT Lead-Free Bullets - Box of 50
Barnes Bullets
Barnes Triple-Shock X (TSX) bullets in 25 caliber, 100 grain HPBT are engineered for reloaders who demand reliable, hard-hitting rifle rounds. Constructed from 100 percent copper and lead-free, these projectiles are designed for hunters pursuing medium to larger game where controlled expansion and deep penetration matter. The TSX bullet has built a reputation for consistent performance in the field, making it a dependable choice for hand loaders who want to build ammunition they can trust.
The TSX design produces four razor-sharp petals upon impact, creating a wide wound channel through vital organs and dense tissue. Weight retention is a critical feature for any hunting bullet—Barnes engineered the TSX to retain its full original weight through bone and tissue, translating to deeper, more predictable penetration. This is the ballistic behavior that separates one-shot kills from follow-up shots, and it's why the TSX remains a favorite among serious reloaders and hunters who refuse to compromise on terminal performance.
Each box contains 50 projectiles ready for your reloading bench. For best accuracy, the manufacturer recommends seating these bullets 0.03 to 0.07 inches from the lands, though individual rifles will have their own preferences. Taking the time to work up a load tailored to your specific rifle will unlock the full potential of these bullets and your firearm.
| Caliber | 25 |
| Weight | 100 grain |
| Bullet Type | HPBT (Hollow Point Boat Tail) |
| Material | 100% copper, lead-free |
| Quantity per Box | 50 |
| Recommended Seating Depth | 0.03 to 0.07 inches from lands |
The Triple-Shock X bullet line is available in various calibers and diameters. This listing is for the 25 caliber, 100 grain version. Check our inventory for other TSX options.
Yes. The TSX is designed for hunters who need reliable expansion and penetration on medium to larger game. The four-petal design and weight retention make it a trusted choice for field use when hand-loaded into proper hunting ammunition.
Yes. These bullets are constructed from 100 percent copper with no lead content, making them compliant with lead-free ammunition regulations in many regions.
Barnes recommends seating these bullets 0.03 to 0.07 inches from the lands, though your specific rifle may prefer a different depth. Careful load development with your own firearm will yield the best accuracy and performance.