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Reloading
220 Swift AI
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<blockquote data-quote="unclecroc" data-source="post: 3097944" data-attributes="member: 120941"><p>The lack of bloodshot meat and 1.5 entry and exit holes are very standard for a hammer hunter. You'd be amazed at what those small hammers can do. </p><p>A friend of mine shot a doe at 300 yards quartering to us almost square. He tucked a 35gr hammer at the crease of the shoulder and body. The entry was 1.5" and massive trauma to everything soft. The petals exited the ribs while the base penetrated the whole way to her back ham and stopped on the bone. </p><p>This was out of a 220 swift at 4500 fps at the muzzle,impact was 2800.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="unclecroc, post: 3097944, member: 120941"] The lack of bloodshot meat and 1.5 entry and exit holes are very standard for a hammer hunter. You’d be amazed at what those small hammers can do. A friend of mine shot a doe at 300 yards quartering to us almost square. He tucked a 35gr hammer at the crease of the shoulder and body. The entry was 1.5” and massive trauma to everything soft. The petals exited the ribs while the base penetrated the whole way to her back ham and stopped on the bone. This was out of a 220 swift at 4500 fps at the muzzle,impact was 2800. [/QUOTE]
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