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sorry bud but a 243 could easily cause this type of damage on the exit side. I don't know what you have been looking at but this is not abnormal for any round if it hits bone. I've seen 30-30s do alot more damage than this.

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I'm sure you have in your 5 years of hunting and shooting. But the supposed shot was at 200 yards. And yes I have seen plenty of rounds hit the bone and do less damage than that, and were we talking about the 30-30? no, the 30-30 shoots a heavier bullet, and yes I have seen a 30-30 do similar damage as well.

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And, CMA, I know your just waiting to get me again, so have at it.

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Guys, guys keep it to the flinch problem. They make some incredible products now that fit over the stock and absorb tons of felt recoil I believe limbsaver makes one along with a multitude of other companies might want to give one a try before switching guns especially if its one you like

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Want to bet ?
I only own one high powered deer rifle, a .243., and I am sorry my 9 year old son (at the time) can shoot better than you, but he nailed that deer at 195+ yds.
This was last year, his first big game hunt. Your not only calling me a liar but my son as well. His uncle didnt believe he made that shot, and it hurtmy boysfeeling pretty bad, and pissed me off. Like your doing.
I have video of him making a 150 yd shot on a javeline this same weekend, dont have the video of this deer because we had to stalk about 300yds to within the 200 yd range he shot it at.

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Flinching is a shooting problem. Recoil may exaggerate the problem, but the problem will still exist.

Rather than buy a new deer rifle, I would recommend buying a 22 LR, that closely resembles the high power you are shooting. Buy a whole bunch of ammo, and a good book on how to shoot. Then practice, practice, practice. Every now and then pick up your high power and let one fly, then go back to your 22. Tom.

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That always works, great suggestion HEAD, the .22 LR allows the person to practice proper mechanics, and then they can carry it over to the high power rifle.

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This is Matt(little zrexpilot) I am 10 years old and I was 9 years old when I shot that deer. It was my first deer and I shot it with a 243 and we counted 195 yards. My dads not a liar.

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Alright, I believe you, after all your the actual person who shot it.