Chasam60

Directions: Post a BRIEF summary with - bullet weight, powder/charge, MV (if you know it), gun, range of shot, distance deer ran after shot, location of hit, characterization of wound channel damage, blood trail if relevant, and anything else you feel relevant to evaluating bullet performance on the shot.

If the deer is not recovered you can still share this information, but please refrain from guessing where the hit was located as this cannot be confirmed without recovering the animal.

NOTE: IF YOU DO NOT POST THE REPORT IN THIS THREAD, IT WILL NOT BE COUNTED!


18 Nov260gr HG 105gr 777/3fg Shot spike at 85 yds. Entrance right shoulder just below shoulder blade. Exit base of neck DRT

23 Nov Same load at 45 yds. Doe Entrance low right side brisket through heart. Deer stumbled approx 30 yds and fell dead.Massive blood trail. No exit but did not recover bullet,must have been left in gut pile

Charlie

SWThomas

Very nice! I may have to give them a try.

gleason.chapman

Charlie, Please put instructions in your thread, like spaniel did with the SW. I pasted his into my Barnes MZ scorecard. Chap

sabotloader

Chasam60

Holy cow! I can not even tell you how many deer I have shot with the Nosler 260 - Three different loads T7-2f -> 100 grain, 110 grains, and 120 grains in the Extreme.

One whitetail did make it 30 yards sidehill and another one almost 40 yards downhill.

All but two, that I remember were complete pass throughs. One was a frontal shot and the bullet traveled to the rear ham. Can not remember what the other one was.

The bullet creates a tremendous amount of hysrostatic pressure in the chest cavity - tends to turn the lungs to jello - whether you hit them or not, most often jello's up part of the heart and liver also.

Shooting the 260's about 3" high at 100 - dead on at 147 and 3" down @ 178 yards.

My average velocity is 1860 fps.

Chasam60

15 dec 2006 260 HG 100gr 777/2fg 85 yard shot hit deer in front of neck Fist sized hole in back of neck DRT

Charlie