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Do you want a exit wound????
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<blockquote data-quote="davewilson" data-source="post: 74931" data-attributes="member: 4491"><p>i don't know the source offhand but i will try and get the name of the book.some time ago i worked with a fellow that was working on his whatever degree and he handed me a book.his studies were about the JFK assasination and the book was written by one of the three people that had to determine the bullet directions and all of that grassy knowl stuff.i can't remember the title of the book,but it was everything you wanted to know about what makes things die from a bullet type projectile.basically he proved that a flat front,single dia projectile will cause more tramma(larger wound channel)than a mushrooming type bullet.Goodgrouper,i will definetly try to get the name of this book,because it is fasinating reading.i am not addvocating these bullets for long range,i was simply responding to an earlier remark made in this post about a mushrooming bullet making a bigger wound channel.i think if you read this book written by the worlds leading authority on the subject,you might be able to get that jaw back in place.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="davewilson, post: 74931, member: 4491"] i don't know the source offhand but i will try and get the name of the book.some time ago i worked with a fellow that was working on his whatever degree and he handed me a book.his studies were about the JFK assasination and the book was written by one of the three people that had to determine the bullet directions and all of that grassy knowl stuff.i can't remember the title of the book,but it was everything you wanted to know about what makes things die from a bullet type projectile.basically he proved that a flat front,single dia projectile will cause more tramma(larger wound channel)than a mushrooming type bullet.Goodgrouper,i will definetly try to get the name of this book,because it is fasinating reading.i am not addvocating these bullets for long range,i was simply responding to an earlier remark made in this post about a mushrooming bullet making a bigger wound channel.i think if you read this book written by the worlds leading authority on the subject,you might be able to get that jaw back in place. [/QUOTE]
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