Better than a range report
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Fork Horn
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Took this guy Wednesday evening, around 5 pm, with the Disc Extreme.
Shot was 130 yards, shooting the 275 gr Bloodline, over 110 gr of Bh209 and Fed 209A primer.
I have a Bushnell Trophy 2-7 x 36 with DOA reticle on the Disc.
Shot was 130 yards, shooting the 275 gr Bloodline, over 110 gr of Bh209 and Fed 209A primer.
I have a Bushnell Trophy 2-7 x 36 with DOA reticle on the Disc.
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Nontypical Buck
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My results: That bullet is too pretty to shoot.

http://www.knightrifles.com/product-...oader-bullets/
Oh!... BTW..... congrats!! Good job!
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Fork Horn
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Bullet entry was mid way up, catching part of the shoulder, just above the heart. Heart arteries blown off. Lungs tore up, bullet petal paths through the lungs. Entrance and exit about the same size. Deer went about 40 yards, dead on its feet.
Internal damage looked similar to a rifle hit. Never seen this with other muzzy bullets I've shot.
Internal damage looked similar to a rifle hit. Never seen this with other muzzy bullets I've shot.
#7
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Fork Horn
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In not knowing what a Bloodline was, I did a search.
My results: That bullet is too pretty to shoot.
http://www.knightrifles.com/product-...oader-bullets/
Oh!... BTW..... congrats!! Good job!
My results: That bullet is too pretty to shoot.

http://www.knightrifles.com/product-...oader-bullets/
Oh!... BTW..... congrats!! Good job!
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Fork Horn
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From: Ontario, Canada


