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<blockquote data-quote="5.56×250" data-source="post: 2414273" data-attributes="member: 110162"><p>My daughter shot her first deer this season and the bullet evaporated in the animal . 6.5 Grendel 123gr Hornady sst . I was very impressed with the performance of the round and the bullet. It was LATE LATE. But still legal shooting light by Ga law. We had waited on the shot because a buck was behind the group of doe deer. It was a doe day and we had agreed dhrvwould shoot her first deer that evening. We waited to the last minute and she took a doe. Because it was so late, she was having issues telling if the doe was full broadside and she had decided she wouldn't waste meat on a shoulder shot. Well, the doe was angling towards us slightly and she hit it at the second rib from the back, dreaded liver shot !. The bullet exploded and turned the liver to a liquid and even though yhrr bullet was angling towards the rear and hit back, it still blood shot both shoulders! . The deer went 40 yds and expired quickly. If the bullet had stayed together, my daughter would have had a terrible experience for her first shot on game. I vote the bullet stays in the animal and sheds itself for maximum damage.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="5.56×250, post: 2414273, member: 110162"] My daughter shot her first deer this season and the bullet evaporated in the animal . 6.5 Grendel 123gr Hornady sst . I was very impressed with the performance of the round and the bullet. It was LATE LATE. But still legal shooting light by Ga law. We had waited on the shot because a buck was behind the group of doe deer. It was a doe day and we had agreed dhrvwould shoot her first deer that evening. We waited to the last minute and she took a doe. Because it was so late, she was having issues telling if the doe was full broadside and she had decided she wouldn't waste meat on a shoulder shot. Well, the doe was angling towards us slightly and she hit it at the second rib from the back, dreaded liver shot !. The bullet exploded and turned the liver to a liquid and even though yhrr bullet was angling towards the rear and hit back, it still blood shot both shoulders! . The deer went 40 yds and expired quickly. If the bullet had stayed together, my daughter would have had a terrible experience for her first shot on game. I vote the bullet stays in the animal and sheds itself for maximum damage. [/QUOTE]
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