The beauty of any handgun projectile .40 caliber or over, with a decently tough bullet, at 1,200 fps or above, is that on deer sized animals or smaller, very little expansion is needed. A broadside shot will almost always give two holes, unless you hit spine or shoulder, in which case the animal will usually be recovered anyway.
Bigger hogs may be a different story, they can soak up some lead before they give it up, and they don’t bleed like a deer. Where hogs are concerned, bigger is better, and I prefer to break bones, especially high shoulders.
Bigger hogs may be a different story, they can soak up some lead before they give it up, and they don’t bleed like a deer. Where hogs are concerned, bigger is better, and I prefer to break bones, especially high shoulders.
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