Barnes VOR-TX 10 mm Auto Ammunition

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posted on April 26, 2014
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Looking for a high-performance 10 mm Auto load for the pursuit of big-game and feral hogs? Barnes Bullets has you covered. In its VOR-TX line, the company now offers a load featuring the all-copper 155-gr. XPB (X-Pistol Bullet) propelled to 1200 f.p.s. from a 5" barrel. As with the other XPB projectiles, that in the aforementioned load exhibits double-diameter expansion and virtually 100 percent weight retention. The VOR-TC is one of many firearm-related products here on display in Indianapolis at the NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits.

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