I have taken 2 African safaris, between the 2 safaris I took 15 zebras. I used these 168 grain bullets out of my .308, as my PH said, this combination was bad medicine. On the vast majority of these zebras I would shoot them on the point of the shoulder, they literally spun in their tracks and fell over dead. I would not hesitate to use these bullets on all African plains game.

I ordered these to try out for deer season. My son shot a deer at 225 yards. This round expanded perfect. Heart and lungs were completely blown out. I've killed a lot of deer and I was blown away with this bullet performance. I will definitely be purchasing more.

Too much to capture in this text box, a more in depth review can be seen in this forum thread: https://www.marlinowners.com/threads/maker-bullets.653015/

Load, velocity, terminal performance, etc.

Shot a nice Kansas Whitetail at 404 yards, heart/ lung shot, deer took 2 steps and dropped. 168 TREX is the ONLY bullet i use in my 308

While it doesn't hold together like I'd have liked it is a devastating bullet. One deer shot behind the shoulder no heart to be found only clumps and both lungs in pieces. Two pigs with one bullet, first pig no heart or lungs to speak of and the other one bullet passed clean thru and performance looked like a standard bullet. Pig one never moved and pig two ran 30 yards. I'm very impressed.

While it doesn't hold together like I'd have liked it is a devastating bullet. One deer shot behind the shoulder no heart to be found only clumps and both lungs in pieces. Two pigs with one bullet, first pig no heart or lungs to speak of and the other one bullet passed clean thru and performance looked like a standard bullet. Pig one never moved and pig two ran 30 yards. I'm very impressed.