I shoot them in my 7 Rem, 300win mag, 270 win. wife shoots them in 7mm08
IMO best hunting bullet on the market. All of our guns shoot them well under MOA. We've shot coyotes, sheep, Tahr, Chamois, mulies and whitetail with them. 30-700 yards. Great performance....Out of the dozens of animals shot with them I have recovered 3 bullets (all else were pass throughs) all bullets were between 90-94% weight retention with full expansion. Getting quarter to half dollar exits.
Taken 2 pig, 1 blacktail and 2 axis with 7mm. Old kmart savage 7mm mag and this is the best box copper for accuracy out of my gun. Better keep an eye on your game cause the blood trails SUCK with copper- pin holes. Luckily the big boom knocked them down close.
I have killed 1 cow elk 3 deer and a dall sheep all with 1 shot. Shooting a 7mm rem mag. Only recovered the 1 in the elk and it only lost 5 grains with a perfect mushroom.
My 300 Win Mag shoots them .5 MOA. To me the TBTs are a robust bullet designed for controlled-expansion and deep-penetration on bigger critters like elk, moose or bear. They’ll certainly kill deer and antelope but there are plenty of other bullets better designed for that purpose. That’s the beauty of having multiple rifles. We can have different chamberings set up with bullets/loads specific for the different classes of game we’ll be hunting.
Shot a small bull with 300WSM and 180TBT. Stopped him in his tracks at 50 yards. Bullet came to rest on far side just under the hide after liquefying the heart. Good weight retention and definitely would use them again.