Bullet recovered from deer

[sgms18]

240gr Outlaw, 140lb buck, bout 35yd. Hit rib bone on both sides and stoped in the sholder, no exit wound. Appears to have tumbled. Massive trama in the chest cavity.

[Ned christiansen]

Did you find any of the four sub-projectiles, and at what depth? Or was this not that bullet?

[Riverguide]

What was the load data from what you were shooting? Sub or super, speed, powder and primer if you don't mind. :)

-Riverguide

[sgms18]

No sub particals. Dont think this round does that.

Well, they were subsonic till it got cold. 10gr of VVN110 w/CCI primer. 7in bbl. guna back off it a bit i guess. loaded em when it was bout 75 out, no chrono but quiet and accurate now its in the 30s and i chronoed 1 at 1175fps.

[fasttwist]

Yes all of the subsonic bullets that we make have sub projectiles.

[sgms18]

Of the 3 deer I have shot this yr I have seen no sub particals or wounds to indicate so. I still like the round alot though. Damn sure gets the job done.

[fasttwist]

The + sign on the main core proves the mini cores launched. This photo by Ned Christiansen shows the same effect with the mini cores lined up on the Mag.
http://i647.photobucket.com/albums/uu191/fasttwist/220gel.jpg?t=1321447079

[sgms18]

I'll have to take a closer look when I process the meat. 1 of them is still hanging in the cooler. They may have been thrown out with the guts though.