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"If that bullet do not exit an Australian pig, I do not Think the bullet have penetration enough for buff, "

Not so.

Pigs / Boars seem to be a law unto themselves. I am not the only one who thinks this and it was originally bought to my attention by a mate of mine. They do some strange things to bullets, it might be because they are often just so dense,
or so it seems.

I've seen them pull up a bullet that exited sideways on a Water Buffalo (big bulls).

Either way, a Red deer should be dead when shot with one.

I shoot / have shot a lot of Water Buffalo with the 375H&H
(and quite a few boars) as well as the 9.3 x 64, uploaded and downloaded to test bullets I believe it is the same jacket as the 375 Bullet. Anyway, the performance is the same.

Yes, it is interesting he says they don't expand.

You do need to section animals as the holes do close up.


We don't need to use test medium here, we have thousand of boars and Buffalo to test game on and ready access to do it where you really can "set up the shots" you want. It makes life intersting when bullet testing. You can shoot on hell of a lot of game in a week and get the results.

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Will load 100 rounds of .375 Flanged, pack the rug sack, and book a ticket for Australia. Will the coming week suit you?

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