Post by xring on Dec 16, 2015 9:09:31 GMT -5
There has been some discussion on how bullets preform. I shot a doe at 91 yards that was facing away from me. She was heading into some thick brush and I knew that if I didn't take her at that moment I would not get a shot. The shot entered the hind quarter and the bullet went through the whole body and lodged in the front shoulder on the opposite side. The 300 grain Parker MH with 68 grain of 4198 really made a mess in the body cavity. She did not take another step. I have shot several deer with this load and have never recovered the bullet before as they have all had exit holes. I knew this was not a perfect but was curious as to what would happen if a shot was taken from behind. Now I know. Hope others find this interesting. These are the bullet pieces I found in the front shoulder
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