Daryl, here is recent example.

Just like Elmer said. The Hole cut from the off shoulder {shattered} of a 195 lb {gutted} 4x4 whitetail buck shot at 90 yards. Velocity from the tube, 2550 fps. The bullet; Hornady 225 grain Spire Point resized to fit the .368 groove 146 barrel. Bullet exited. I know what it looked like when it left the buck since I've recovered a few that haven't.

The 9.3x57 is one of the most modern, efficient cartridges ever designed. No extra case capacity, no excess powder for bullets to 286 grain weight. That efficiency produces a light-kicking, hard-killing cartridge that deserves better than it gets.

Want me to kill the cartridge off right now?

OK, how's this; Girls can shoot it with ease.

There, done.

We all know that when Real Men shoot animals, the critters won't die unless they are shot with rifles that kick like Ike's Mule...