Can someone tell me what happened to this bullet?

[6mm06guy]

This came from the offside of my 10 year Olds first buck. It's a 200 gr maker from a 300 blackout @1146 fps.

 

[snox801]

Looks like it was not stable enough upon impact.

 

[snox801]

300 blk is a great round for kids. Just finished working up my 190gr cutting edge for subs. I run the 101 hammer in them most the time because that bullet just simply kills with a quickness and has very little recoil

 

[338 dude]

Tumbled

 

[Muddyboots]

Twist requirement is faster than 1:8. There are 2 blackout bullets at 200gr; one expanding and one doesn't labeled as target non expanding.

 

[fseaman]

This came from the offside of my 10 year Olds first buck. It's a 200 gr maker from a 300 blackout @1146 fps.

Long bullet, low velocity, got deer, good job.

 

[Hand Skills]

Twist requirement is faster than 1:8. There are 2 blackout bullets at 200gr; one expanding and one doesn't labeled as target non expanding.

I think he means this bullet;

Maker bullets: 200 Grain .308 Expanding Subsonic Blackout Bullets (Box Qty - 50), Projectiles, 308200SBLK

Recommended twist is indeed 1:8 (or faster)

 

[Muddyboots]

I think he means this bullet;

Maker bullets: 200 Grain .308 Expanding Subsonic Blackout Bullets (Box Qty - 50), Projectiles, 308200SBLK

Don't know is why I asked. Crazy having 2 same weight different usage.

 

[tomcat818]

This came from the offside of my 10 year Olds first buck. It's a 200 gr maker from a 300 blackout @1146 fps.

Looks like it opened up initially then partially hit something solid on one side. I can see the "pedals" have formed fairly equally at impact then mashed by bone at much lower velocity??

 

[Critter Picker]

Looks like low velocity, hit rib (maybe?)