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I don't know how replicable this is, but we have done it twice. It seems to work even with large calibers.
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Good shooting, interesting that neither bullet exited.
I have had one Grendel 123gr A-max not exit a Coyote and it was a facing directly away shot on a large 40+lb male that flipped his tail to the side and gave me a round bulls eye that I centered. That mess I did not try to recover the bullet. -
Bullets can do strange things, but I have seen the opposite. I have seen numerous elk with gaping entrance wounds that were not fatal because of poor bullet construction. 270's were notorious for this using the 130 grain bullets of the day. I shot a small deer with a 225 gr Sierra game king 338 Win mag that ran for over a mile. The bullet blew up on impact and left a huge gaping hole that wasn't fatal.. I shot a coyote at close range with a Remington core lock 180 bullet that left a huge hole on the opposite side. Definitely not a pelt bullet. I shot a big buck in the front with a 300 Weatherby using a triple X 180 grain Barnes and the bullet traveled the entire length of the body and existed the bunghole with zero damaged meat..Comment
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Great video and thanks for the info .Comment
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