Vastator
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No shit there were pass through wounds... Because he wasn't using a. 22lr... That's the point. Stick to drunken, campfire "fish tales". With each post, you further discredit your previous posts. You're embarrassing yourself...Now that we've dispensed with your armchair expertise... Let educate you a little bit about bullet drop. Heres a random ballistics chart for the. 223. Drop will vary a bit between brands, bullet weights, and barrel lengths; but this will give others a rough idea...
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And if it we're a. 22 lr are it seemed you we're posting in your post... There would be no pass through shots at that distance as has been reported.
At 300 yards a. 22 lr is zipping along at roughly 850fps. Which puts lethality in the shitter. It can still kill. But the wound cavity will be minimized. Learn more, type less; and leave the educating to those will at least some knowledge, and experience.
Do elaborate.
There's no way one dude zeroed 23 scopes in @ 330 yards within 4 months.
As you've posted, at that distance, the bullet drop is 18-28 inches, it starts dropping pretty quick there. A semi-auto rifle like that is really only good to 400 yards.
No way 23 rifles were tuned to that distance by one man within 4 months.
I don't care if it's what he did every day for that 4 months, still not possible.
Oh, and there were pass-through wounds at the shooting.