For the velocity I'm pushing it out of a 7mm-08 (~3000fps), should work fine. The BT box actually shows the bullet shot in ballistic gelatin over a range velocities. I'll tinker with the TTSX a little more, but at least I won't think twice about shooting a yote with the BTs. Probably would hesitate considering the cost of one TTSX.. lol

I shoot the Nosler 140s out of my 7mm-08. It is a tack driver and every deer is DRT.

-Brian

Nosler has redesigned the BT over the past few years. The old Black box bullets are very explosive. I've witnessed them blow up on sage grass. The newer design has a much thicker jacket around the base.
I've had very good luck with the Barnes bullets, yes they are pricey, but if you consider it is really only about $1 for a loaded round it's about like buying a box of factory Corelokts

I have actually gone to all Barnes bullets in all my rifles. I figure I owe it to the animal to use the best bullet I can. The 1 animal I've killed with the Barnes bullets put him down quickly

It has only happened once. I'm pretty sure I hit a limb prior to the deer but cant prove that.

The 7/120 ain't the answer for deer pushed hard. Bullet weight covers a multitude of sins.

You must not have looked at those TTSXs much.... them are purty

I don't do ballistic tips of any kind. The Barnes, Hornady SST, Nosler Partition, and Nosler Accubonds are all fine bullets.... Ballistic tips come apart to quickly especially up close moving over 2500 fps