imo it's also the velocity of the bullet . speed kills.
There are some comments on this forum which show what i have already figured out. at 600 yds similar to 600 meters the bullet already lost a lot of speed but still is like a hand grenade. imagine at 3 inches to brain stem : so long brain stem so long head / brain . no more brain stem no more human forever. he says it messes up a coyote very badly at 1000 meters or yards. you know how much velocity and energy the bullet loses at 1000 meters? a lot and it still destroys a dog sized animal. so how could it not destroy a human head mine at 3 inches. ? how could i miss at 3 inches if they can hit at 1000 meters? people think you have to surgically strike the brain stem . imo velocity kills you hit the head it's gone ( Ronnie Mcnut video)
I am new to the forum but already I like it. I am proposing and an interesting thought. I have a 300 Win that I am trying to set up for coyote hunting. Now I know that this is not the taditional coyote set up but I don't get the traditional shots. I am looking to do some long range shooting...
www.longrangehunting.com
"I went to 110 V-Maxs and they are like a hand grenade, and even when you miss, you won't get bullets bouncing around - they come apart on the first dirt they hit. They will lift a large woodchuck 3 to 5 feet in the air out past 600yds, and tear up a feral dog or yote something awful at 1,000yds!
You can do very well with the 125 BT or the 110 V-Max."
this is a 10 grain small plastic bullet but it puts huge holes in clay blocks. grains are the weight and 10 grains is .65 of a grams less than a gram. a shotgun slug can be 500 grains of steel or lead. a handgun can be 100 grains of lead for comparison so all this has is speed , speed is the determing factor. if someone throws a small plastic bullet less than a gram at that block nothing will happen. but look at it blow a large hole :