Not a test but I thought i'd share. This is a Speer 120gr .257 Hot-Cor that I removed from a deer that I shot recently. I've been shooting these bullets for many years from my 25.06 and their performance on game has always been excellent for me. This is the first one that I have ever recovered because they have always exited.
The shot was right at 200yds give or take a yard or two. The bullet entered behind the shoulder and for some reason angled up into the spine and exited high in the offside shoulder and was lodged under the skin. I guess it hit bone and that's what caused it to go upward. The bullet was still in tact and weighed 86.4 grs.
The shot was right at 200yds give or take a yard or two. The bullet entered behind the shoulder and for some reason angled up into the spine and exited high in the offside shoulder and was lodged under the skin. I guess it hit bone and that's what caused it to go upward. The bullet was still in tact and weighed 86.4 grs.