6.5 Creedmoor/260 for Deer, Elk, and whatever else.....

[Dave0317]

I of course can’t say with certainty, however- the evidence presented does not allow any other conclusion.

That was actually my first thought when I saw the pic, before reading the post. I was thinking “wow, these guys are dedicated to experimenting with bullets…he did some experimenting on a fresh carcass”

Gotta be more to the story.

 

[Formidilosus]

That was actually my first thought when I saw the pic, before reading the post. I was thinking “wow, these guys are dedicated to experimenting with bullets…he did some experimenting on a fresh carcass”

Gotta be more to the story.

I’ve watched people do it when I was younger- people can be weird about deer.

 

[Jake Larsen]

That was actually my first thought when I saw the pic, before reading the post. I was thinking “wow, these guys are dedicated to experimenting with bullets…he did some experimenting on a fresh carcass”

Gotta be more to the story.

If that’s what happened, his shot placement sucked No wonder he had to “kill” an already dead deer. Allegedly. All around weird situation


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[bigbuckdj]

Gotta be more to the story.

Not anymore that I have.

All the outcomes seem so unlikely in my brain. Definitely weird.
Here I thought I had the first documented case of a 6.5 creedmoor bullet bouncing off a deer and I come out feeling like my good friend may be a closet psycopath. Thanks guys.

 

[TripleJ]

Bought my 1st Tikka (T3X light 6.5 cm) last December and got it set up with UM rings and a tenmile scope. My dad was the 1st to notch a tag with it last weekend on this little blacktail. Factory 147 eldm at 165 yds = a very efficient no drama DRT.